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For 40 years ophthalmologists all over the world have been using the Goldmann perimeter to examine visual fields by various methods. This paper describes and summarizes the constant improvements to the instrument, the development of accessories and attachments, and examination techniques that have been introduced over the years. The Goldmann perimeter has become the accepted standard against which new perimeters are measured.
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