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Asked: January 22, 2019In:
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31.32%Heteronymous hemianopsia ( 114 voters )
54.12%Homonymous hemianopsia ( 197 voters )
3.85%Superior hemianopsia ( 14 voters )
9.34%Inferior hemianopsia ( 34 voters )
1.37%None of the above ( 5 voters )
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Asked: January 20, 2019In:
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70.31%In Central retinal artery occlusion (CRAO) ( 502 voters )
3.64%In case of Anterior uveitis ( 26 voters )
18.21%In Central retinal vein occlusion (CRVO) ( 130 voters )
7.84%In Toxoplasmosis ( 56 voters )
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Asked: January 19, 2019In:
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9.91% Ptosis of upper lid ( 77 voters )
5.79%Anisocoria ( 45 voters )
33.85%Iris heterochromia ( 263 voters )
50.45%Exophthalmos ( 392 voters )
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Asked: January 12, 2019In:
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16.14%In case of high myopia ( 82 voters )
8.27%In case of aphakia ( 42 voters )
61.02%In case of high hypermetropia ( 310 voters )
8.86%In all of the cases ( 45 voters )
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