The invention relates to a self-adapting optical human micro-visual field defect
evaluation system. The light emitted by a
beacon penetrates a collimating mirror, a first reflecting mirror and a first beam-splitting mirror and then enters the pupilla of human eyes. The reflected light from the ocular fundus penetrates the first beam-splitter mirror and a first beam-matching
telescope, is reflected by a
wavefront corrector, penetrates a second beam-matching
telescope, a second reflecting mirror and a second beam-splitting mirror and enters a Hartman
wavefront sensor. A computer calculates and controls the
voltage according to the detected aberration and drives the
wavefront corrector to correct the
human eye aberration after the high-
voltage amplification. After the aberrational correction is completed, the
computer software generates a stimulating visual sign and the stimulating visual sign is displayed on a stimulating visual sign
display device. A subject observes the stimulating visual sign via the
system and makes the determination. The determination of the subject is recorded for the evaluation of the human visual field defect. Based on the self-adapting optical techniques, the self-adapting optical human micro-visual field defect
evaluation system greatly reduces the visual field examination stimulus redundancy caused by the
human eye aberration, realizes the early diagnosis of early-stage tiny visual field defect caused by diseases, and provides a powerful tool for the human micro-visual field evaluation and the early diagnosis of the related diseases.