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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 14, 2025
Filed:
May. 30, 2023
Ohio State Innovation Foundation, Columbus, OH (US);
Teng Leng Ooi, Columbus, OH (US);
Chao Han, Columbus, OH (US);
OHIO STATE INNOVATION FOUNDATION, COLUMBUS, US;
Abstract
The exemplified systems and methods disclosed herein involve the contemporaneous and concurrent stimulation of both eyes of a patient with dissimilar visual scenes that substantially span an expected or normal visual field of both eyes. During an assessment via the exemplified system and methods, a test eye (i.e., eye being assessed) is presented a visual scene that is rich in contours (e.g., a scene with rich texture patterns) that substantially span an expected or normal visual field of a person while the non-tested eye is presented an impoverished visual scene (e.g., a contour-free or non-distinguishing-contour scene, e.g., with a homogeneous color, with respect to the contour-rich scene). Defects in the visual field can be detected by assessing for breaks or discontinuity in the observation of the contour-rich scene by the person.
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