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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Ophthalmol. 2023 Feb 9;250:103–110. doi: 10.1016/j.ajo.2023.02.002

Table 4.

Estimated average annual percentage change in static perimetry measures based on log-transformed data

Outcomes Entire cohort (N=102) a ------------ Preserved visual field cohort b ----------
All (N=88) False positives <15% (N=80) c Outliers down-weighted (N=88) d
VTOT (%/year)
 Annual Change e −8.3 −8.8 −8.3 −7.3
 95% CI (−11.1, −5.5) (−11.7, −5.7) (−11.3, −5.2) (−9.7, −4.8)
V30 (%/year)
 Annual Change e −5.2 −5.9 −5.5 −5.0
 95% CI (−7.4, −3.0) (−7.9, −4.0) (−7.4, −3.5) (−6.8, −3.3)
VPERIPH (%/year)
 Annual Change e −16.0 −13.6 −13.2 −9.7
 95% CI (−22.0, −9.5) (−19.2, −7.7) (−19.1, −6.9) (−13.7, −5.5)
Mean Sensitivity (%/year)
 Annual Change e −5.1 −5.4 −5.1 −4.9
 95% CI (−6.7, −3.5) (−7.1, −3.7) (−6.8, −3.4) (−6.3, −3.5)
a

Number of missing data: VTOT (4), VPERIPH (4), mean sensitivity (4)

b

Include participants with baseline VTOT >5 dB-sr

c

Tests with false positive rate <15%

d

Outliers were down-weighted using weighted mixed-effects model, weights were computed from robust regression modelling of estimate rate of decline from each participant

e

All P-values for testing the average annual change estimates against zero were <0.001