Übersetzung für "Skotom" in Englisch

This is called a scotoma, or "blind spot."

A small central scotoma was found on Amsler grid testing, while colour vision was normal.

As an example, a person with relative central scotoma was tested with three gratings:

Visual field testing showed a paracentral scotoma.

Functional impairment ranged from absolute scotoma to minimal sensitivity reductions.

An absolute scotoma was present if no stimulus could be seen.

This area of lost vision is called "scotoma".

With these tips, some women have a scintillating scotoma that disappears forever.

Only few deep scotomas extended beyond the border of the hole.

It should be noted however that "scotoma" caused by glaucoma is not easily perceivable.

The most frequently reported adverse reactions to Visudyne (verteporfin for infusion) are injection site reactions (including pain, oedema, inflammation, extravasation, rashes, haemorrhage, discolouration) and visual impairment (including blurred, fuzzy vision, photopsia, reduced visual acuity and visual field defects, including scotoma and black spots).

Transient blindness, lens subluxation*, night blindness, scotoma, pupillary reflex impaired, visual field defect, diplopia, hyphaema, miosis, pupils unequal, corneal abrasion, anterior chamber inflammation, eye inflammation, conjunctival irritation

It's called scotoma.

In the early stages of AOFVD, patients are visually asymptomatic or have mild complaints of scotoma, visual blur or metamorphopsia in one or both eyes.

Use an oval piece of paper approximately the size of the larger hole in occluder #3 to create a scotoma of 20 degrees in diameter.

Thus the scotoma is "filled in" and the child is not aware of the scotoma, except when looking on a grid or rows of text and knowingly analysing the image in the central visual field.

VEP was pathologic in this eye and fundus perimetry proved a tiny but well defined scotoma. Its horizontal border touched the fovea.

The common symptoms may include: micropsia vision, distorted vision, central scotoma, increasing hyperopia.

For example, when there is a central scotoma, a new area (=preferred retinal locus, PRL) is used for looking at fixation and becomes the new centre of the visual field.

If, for example, there is such an area of loss of vision, a scotoma, to the right to the fixation point that the fourth letter in each word disappears in a text of a certain size, the child has an "unusual type of reading difficulty".

There is a new preferred retinal locus (PRL) above the lesion and thus the scotoma is "pushed" upwards.

Since the beginning of the word disappears in the scotoma, the saccadic movement to the next word does not match the distance and makes the fixation to land on a part of the word further to the right (see the slide in the introductory lecture).

The disturbance can also be seen in the broad lines that may bend toward each other when there is a central scotoma.

On automated perimetry (Octopus 1-2-3, G1) arcuate visual field defects in the left eye were found which were nasally much more pronounced, up to absolute scotoma, with rather clear vertical demarcation towards the rest of the visual field.

Aim of this study was to evaluate the reproducibility of kinetic microperimetry at the physiologic scotoma of the blind spot in healthy volunteers.