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US 8,083,352 · App. 12/733,269 · Granted Dec 27, 2011

Perimeter

Assignee: Tomohiro TSUTA (Master's Degree of Economics of the University of Tokyo)
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 8,083,352
App. No.
12/733,269
Granted
Dec 27, 2011
Kind
B2
Abstract

A perimeter of the present invention including: visual field scanning screen generating means; fixation image displaying and controlling means; visual target scan line parallel setting means; statically displaying and controlling means; static display position storing means; static display and control stopping means; kinetic display and control starting means; detecting means; detection position storing means; distance storing means; kinetic scan stopping means; and scanning continuation means to the position of the visual target stored by the detection position storing means.

Claims (32)

1. An apparatus for examining a visual field comprising:

means for generating, on an output device, a visual field scanning screen for scanning a visual field of a subject;

means for displaying and controlling a fixation image to be fixated by said subject, during a visual field scanning, on the visual field scanning screen generated by said visual field scanning screen generating means;

means for setting a visual target scan line to scan a visual target, parallel on said visual field scanning screen;

means for statically displaying and controlling said visual target on the visual target scan line set by said visual target scan line parallel setting means;

means for storing, on a memory device, a position of said visual target statically displayed and controlled by said statically displaying and controlling means;

means for stopping said static display and control of said visual target if said visual target has statically displayed and controlled for a predetermined moment by said statically displaying and controlling means;

means for starting a kinetic scan of said visual target, along said visual target scan line, from the position stored, by said static display position storing means, in the memory device, if said static display and control of said visual target is stopped by said static display and control stopping means;

means for, via an input device, detecting a time when said kinetic scan, started by said kinetic display and control starting means, of said visual target has first been perceived by the subject's visual field;

means for storing, on the memory device, a position of said visual target at the time of the detection by said detecting means;

means for storing, on the memory device, a distance from the position of said visual target displayed and controlled by said statically displaying and controlling means, to the position of said visual target at the time of the detection by said detecting means, as a piece of information which reflects a function of the visual field extending from the position of said visual target displayed and controlled by said statically displaying and controlling means, to the position of said visual target at the time of the detection by said detecting means;

means for stopping said kinetic scan of said visual target if the time when said kinetic scan has first been perceived by the subject's visual field is detected via the input device by said detecting means;

and scanning continuation means for, through said statically displaying and controlling means, displaying and controlling said visual target statically on said visual target scan line at the position of said visual target stored by said detection position storing means,

and proceeding from said static display position storing means onward as above,

and continuing the similar scan of said visual target scan line by iterating above procedure along said visual target scan line,

in order to continue the next scan of said visual target scan line if the time when said kinetic scan has first been perceived by the subject's visual field is detected via the input device by said detecting means.

2. A program for causing a computer to realize a function comprising:

means for generating, on an output device, a visual field scanning screen for scanning a visual field of a subject;

means for displaying and controlling a fixation image to be fixated by said subject, during a visual field scanning, on the visual field scanning screen generated by said visual field scanning screen generating means;

means for setting a visual target scan line to scan a visual target, parallel on said visual field scanning screen;

means for statically displaying and controlling said visual target on the visual target scan line set by said visual target scan line parallel setting means;

means for storing, on a memory device, a position of said visual target statically displayed and controlled by said statically displaying and controlling means;

means for stopping said static display and control of said visual target if said visual target has statically displayed and controlled for a predetermined moment by said statically displaying and controlling means;

means for starting a kinetic scan of said visual target, along said visual target scan line, from the position stored, by said static display position storing means, in the memory device, if said static display and control of said visual target is stopped by said static display and control stopping means;

means for, via an input device, detecting a time when said kinetic scan, started by said kinetic display and control starting means, of said visual target has first been perceived by the subject's visual field;

means for storing, on the memory device, a position of said visual target at the time of the detection by said detecting means;

means for storing, on the memory device, a distance from the position of said visual target displayed and controlled by said statically displaying and controlling means, to the position of said visual target at the time of the detection by said detecting means, as a piece of information which reflects a function of the visual field extending from the position of said visual target displayed and controlled by said statically displaying and controlling means, to the position of said visual target at the time of the detection by said detecting means;

means for stopping said kinetic scan of said visual target if the time when said kinetic scan has first been perceived by the subject's visual field is detected via the input device by said detecting means;

and scanning continuation means for, through said statically displaying and controlling means, displaying and controlling said visual target statically on said visual target scan line at the position of said visual target stored by said detection position storing means,

and proceeding from said static display position storing means onward as above,

and continuing the similar scan of said visual target scan line by iterating above procedure along said visual target scan line,

in order to continue the next scan of said visual target scan line if the time when said kinetic scan has first been perceived by the subject's visual field is detected via the input device by said detecting means.

Priority Claims (1)
JP 2008-215041 · Aug 25, 2008 · national
Continuity (1)
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