75 devices · GMDN 16918
Automatic perimeter devices are diagnostic tools used in ophthalmology to map a patient’s peripheral vision by presenting controlled visual stimuli. They automatically generate random light spots and record responses, producing a visual field chart that helps detect and monitor conditions like glaucoma or retinal diseases.
These devices are typically mains-powered and regulated as diagnostic medical instruments, often requiring compliance with electrical safety and performance standards. They may be sold as standalone hardware or bundled with software for analysis, depending on the manufacturer’s design.
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