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Physiological statokinetic dissociation by automated perimetry

C. Hudson, J. M. Wild, and M. K. Hussey

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Abstract

The term statokinetic dissociation (SKD) is used in clinical perimetry. It describes a greater sensitivity to a kinetic stimulus relative to an identical static stimulus. SKD was reported initially in patients with occipital lobe lesions1, and subsequently in patients with various other forms of neurological and ocular disease2-9.

© 1992 Optical Society of America

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