Abstract: An ophthalmic surgical apparatus for use with an eye including a tube adapted to be in fluid communication with the eye, a pressure sensor adapted to measure an intraocular pressure value of the eye, a fluid reservoir comprising a moveable wall, the fluid reservoir adapted to be in fluid communication with the eye through the tube, and at least one processor coupled to the pressure sensor to receive the measured intraocular pressure value, the at least one processor operable to position the moveable wall in response to a difference between the measured intraocular pressure value and a target intraocular pressure value.

Abstract: A method of analyzing serial automated visual field data calculates a total field vector of the threshold sensitivity of points in a visual field and compares the total field vector with a calculated normal field vector for a given patient. The vector angle between the total field vector and the normal field vector is calculated to determine the distribution of threshold sensitivities to characterize the localization and the magnitude of field changes. In one embodiment, the sensitivities of each point in the visual field with respect to normal sensitivities for each point is plotted for each of a series of time spaced visual field tests. The single plot uses a line symmetrical about a zero axis whose magnitude reflects the difference from the norm for each point in each exam and forms a graphic depiction of changes in the visual field at each point over a series of visual field tests.