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An evaluation was carried out comparing Oculokinetic Perimetry (O.K.P.) with Automatic Perimetry of Thresholds (Hipocampus Perimeter) for ocular hypertension and glaucoma studying 145 eyes. The O.K.P. shows a sensitivity between 35.65 and 38.54%, a specificity of 76.67-79.59%, a + predictive value of 78.72-85.42%, and a-predictive value of 23.71-39.80%.
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