Long-Term Follow-up of Fixation Patterns in Eyes With Central Scotomas From Geographic Atrophy That Is Associated With Age-Related Macular Degeneration

Fixation with right pattern remained the most common fixation pattern, both in patients with a PRL at baseline and in patients who had a PRL during follow-up. Eyes with a PRL at baseline generally retained this pattern. The reading rate data suggest an advantage of fixation with right or superior pattern, rather than left. Reading rate declined further during follow-up in most patients.