ZEISS Humphrey Field Analyzer 3

Advanced Detection for Your Eye Health

At Danville Optometric Group, we take your eye health seriously and are always looking for new ways to make the patient experience productive and educational. We’ve added the ZEISS Humphrey Field Analyzer 3 and topographer to our diagnostic technology library.

The newest HVF field analyzer uses AI to help interpret results. It helps us assess your entire field of vision, aiding in the early detection of potential eye problems.

We strive to help our patients enjoy clear, healthy vision through our technology. Contact us to schedule your appointment today.

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What Is the ZEISS Humphrey Visual Field Analyzer 3?

The ZEISS Humphrey Field Analyzer 3 (HVF analyzer) is a tool for mapping your visual field—the complete field of view you can see without moving your eyes. It is the latest in the gold standard in visual field perimetry and state of the art in features, accuracy, and proficiency.

This AI-powered tool goes beyond just measuring your eyes’ light sensitivity. The visual field analyzer can help our team review your results to better understand your unique vision needs. It can even detect subtle issues that could indicate vision loss. Early detection helps with earlier management and treatment.

The visual field map allows us to find areas with reduced vision, monitor for eye conditions like glaucoma, and tailor treatment plans to your needs.

How Long Does it Take?

During the test, you’ll sit comfortably and focus on a central point while lights of varying intensities appear at different locations in your peripheral vision.

Your task is simply to press a button whenever you detect a light. This procedure helps us create a detailed picture of your vision and identify areas where sensitivity might be reduced.

A visual field test with the ZEISS Humphrey Field Analyzer 3 typically takes 5-7 minutes per eye, including a brief explanation of the test procedure, test itself, and a review of your results.

What Is the ZEISS Humphrey Corneal Topographer?

Danville Optometric Group uses the ZEISS Humphrey Atlas Corneal Topographer to create a detailed 3D map of your cornea’s curvature.

An often quick and painless exam, you position your chin on a rest and look straight ahead. The light then captures corneal shape measurements, helping to provide detail and insight into your corneal health.

The ZEISS corneal topographer can help us:

Identify corneal irregularities for early disease detection
Optimize contact lens fittings for comfort and vision correction
Plan refractive surgery for a personalized approach

What Conditions Can It Detect?

A visual field test is a crucial component of a comprehensive eye exam, especially for individuals at higher risk of developing glaucoma. The ZEISS Humphrey Visual Field Analyzer 3 is a valuable tool for detecting and monitoring eye conditions.

While a visual field test is not a definitive diagnostic tool, it can be crucial in identifying potential issues.

Glaucoma

Glaucoma is a leading cause of vision loss, often developing without noticeable symptoms in its early stages.

The ZEISS Humphrey Analyzer 3 can act as an early warning system. By detecting subtle changes in your peripheral vision associated with glaucoma, we can intervene with treatment before significant vision loss occurs. Early diagnosis and management of glaucoma are essential for preserving your vision for years.

Neurological Conditions

Visual field loss can also be a symptom of other neurological conditions that affect the pathways between the eye and the brain.

Visual field loss can sometimes be a symptom of other neurological conditions, such as stroke or tumors in the brain. A comprehensive eye exam with the ZEISS Humphrey Analyzer 3 can help us identify potential issues.

Tumors

Tumors growing in the brain can also press on the visual pathways, causing vision loss in specific areas of your visual field. Like stroke, the ZEISS Humphrey Analyzer 3 can help pinpoint these areas of loss, aiding in the diagnosis and management of brain tumors.