Perimetry

Pronunciation: /ˈpiˈiˈɹaɪmˈtɹaɪ/

Perimetry (noun)

  1. A medical test that checks how far you can see to the sides while looking straight ahead.
  2. The process of measuring the boundaries of a person’s visual field using light targets.

Examples

  • The clinic scheduled a vision field test for my eyes.
  • A vision field test can help detect problems early.