Vivid Vision Perimetry (VVP) is working well in real-world clinical trial conditions to measure visual sensitivity at pre-specified locations in patients with AMD. In a small feasibility study (N=10 out of 20 planned) conducted by Dr. Karl Czaky at Retina Foundation of the Southwest, funded by Regeneron, the test-retest variability in measured sensitivity for VVP’s 10-session at-home test averaged 0.26 dB vs. 0.79 dB for MAIA microperimetry. Fixation precision was 0.55 deg for VVP vs. 1.2 deg for MAIA (p < 0.05).
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