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However, the size of the scotoma could be different when measured with kinetic perimetry since motion detection relies on different neural networks. Therefore, we developed and validated a high-precision eye-tracking kinetic perimetry as a complementary tool for evaluating visual field deficits in hemianopia. We emphasized methodological transparency and precise measurement of the transition zone between sighted and blind areas. Thirty-seven participants (17 with retrochiasmal lesions and 20 healthy controls) underwent test-retest evaluation using a kinetic perimetry system integrated with a Tobii Pro Spectrum eye tracker (0.03\u00b0 RMS precision, 0.3\u00b0 accuracy, 600\u2005Hz sampling rate). Results demonstrated excellent test-retest reliability with adjusted ICC values exceeding 0.90 across all conditions. 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