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Kinetic visual field testing uses moving targets of various light sizes and intensities to map out the entire visual field, as well as the blind spot and any scotomas (decreased areas of vision). This type of testing is useful for mapping visual field sensitivity boundaries. During this test, you will be seated at either the Octopus 101 or 900 perimeter. You will then be asked to look straight ahead at a central fixation target and click a button as soon as you notice a moving target come into your field of vision. When the test is complete, a map of the results shows your visual field.
 

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