How is the AGIS score calculated?

AGIS score counts corrected visual field test points with deviation outside normal limits in specific nasal and arcuate areas. Range 0-20. Scores 1-5: mild defect. 6-11: moderate. 12-17: severe. 18-20: near-total loss. Change >=3 points indicates progression.

What did the AGIS study find?

AGIS study found that in white patients, surgery first was superior to medications first for IOP control. In African American patients, medication first was better. IOP consistently 75% visits) prevented VF progression.

Is AGIS still used in clinical practice?

AGIS scoring is primarily used in research. EMGT, OHTS, and CNTGS studies used different VF scoring systems. Humphrey GPA (Guided Progression Analysis) and MD trend analysis are most commonly used in clinical practice today.

AGIS Advanced Glaucoma Intervention Scoring

Calculate AGIS visual field defect score (0-20) from Humphrey 24-2 SITA visual field to assess advanced glaucoma severity. Score 0 (no defect) to 20 (end-stage vision).

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AGIS Advanced Glaucoma Intervention Scoring

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the AGIS score calculated?

What did the AGIS study find?

Is AGIS still used in clinical practice?