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Changing Paradigms of Progression One of the Progressive Treatment Clinician must be able to optic goal most neuropathy challenging • All patient is • To halt or slow • Identify high risk task progress at progression patient different • Rate of progression • Detect and measure rates and progression life expectancy. Structure vs Function Testing Which one is better to detect progression? Should we choose one method vs the other ? 25% to Choose 50% of Combined base on RGCs lost Vice versa both the stage before SAP testing of abnormalit glaucoma y Early stage use OCT, moderate to advance stage use HVF to detect progression. Visual Function Progression Assesment The Humphre Establishin Follow-up Progressio y Guided g a data n Analysis Progressi baseline collection on Analysis (GPA) Manifestation of Progression 1. Conversion from normal to abnormal. 2. New defect in a normal region of an abnormal baseline fields. 3. Worsening of a defect 4. Staging of disease, move from one category to another. Baseline Data Collection - first 2 years A good baseline of reliable VFs is essensial. White-on-white SAP, at least 24-2. At least 2 reliable VFs in the first 6 months. At least 2 further VFs within the next 18 months. Ideal : 6 VFs in 2 years to rule out rapid progression (-2dB/year or worse) Remove from the analysis : obvious learning effect, high FP, obvious artifact. Established a new baseline after significant therapeutic intervention as surgery. Weinreib RN et all. Progression of Glaucoma. WGC. Consensus series-8. Kugler Pub. 2011. Follow-up data collection – after 2 years Conducted by the same strategy. Low-moderate risk : 1 VF/year. High risk : 2 VFs/year. Repeated sooner if : progression is identified on the basis of an event analysis Clinically noted or measured by imaging suggestive of progression include a splinter hemorrhage, inadequate IOP control.
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