Table 1

Descriptive statistics of the variables assessed (n=50)

Demographic variables
Gender (n)29 Males, 21 Females
Age (years)
 Median (25% IQ–75% IQ)64 (55–71)
 Minimum–maximum24–84
Ocular diagnosis (n)
 RP14
 Glaucoma23
 Retinal detachments/tears4
 Other9
Registration status (n)
 Registered severely sight impaired18
 Registered sight impaired8
 Not registered24
Use of mobility aids (n)
 White cane or guide dog23
  No mobility aids used27
Have you been shown your visual field results before? (n)
 Yes36
 No14
Have you fallen in the previous 12 months?
 Yes28
 No22
Clinical function variablesMean (±SD)Median (25% IQ–75% IQ))Range
 Binocular distance visual acuity (logMAR)0.28 (±0.08)0.09 (−0.06 to 0.50)−0.28 to 3.00
 Binocular contrast sensitivity (logCS units)1.51 (±0.07)1.65 (1.30 to 1.95)0.00 to 1.95
Binocular visual field variables
 Binocular threshold (dB)10.87 (±1.19)10.14 (2.13 to 19.40)0.27 to 25.60
 Binocular suprathreshold (%)54.48 (±5.09)58.53 (18.8 to 93.18)2.27 to 98.86
 Binocular kinetic solid angle (deg2)5966.77 (±541.19)7355.7 (1783.80 to 9566.70)64.20 to 10 320.50
 Esterman (%)59.43 (±4.81)67.08 (33.33 to 90.83)0.00 to 100.00
 Integrated monocular threshold (dB)15.69 (±1.52)15.17 (4.88 to 26.48)0.90 to 31.96
Independent Mobility Questionnaire Person Measures (logits)−1.23 (±0.23)−1.26 (−2.29 to −0.09)−5.92 to 1.84
  • The mean±SD, and the median (IQR) are given for the clinical visual function variables. *Number of comorbid conditions from a list of 12 common medical conditions representing general health status82

  • logCS, logarithm of the contrast sensitivity; logMAR, logarithm of the minimum angle of resolution; RP, retinitis pigmentosa.