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New Wearable Visual Field Testing Device Introduced at AAO Meeting

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 10
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RadiusXR and Topcon Healthcare introduced InspirePRO, a portable perimeter system for comprehensive glaucoma visual field testing, at an event hosted by the American Academy of Ophthalmology in New Orleans. The device features a full measurement range, eye tracking, and independent refractive adjustment. The system is designed to allow clinicians to assess visual function from the earliest detectable loss through advanced glaucoma.

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The InspirePRO aims to improve patient experience and clinical capabilities by offering a wearable perimeter that maintains the background brightness of conventional perimetry. This advancement in visual field testing could change how clinicians assess visual function for glaucoma patients.

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