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Asked: February 27, 2019In:
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16.01%Shallow anterior chamber ( 131 voters )
72.62%Optic disc cupping ( 594 voters )
3.42%Visual acuity and refractive error ( 28 voters )
7.95%None of the above ( 65 voters )
Based On 818 Votes

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Asked: March 31, 2019In:
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6.28%Spectacles ( 57 voters )
20.18%Keratectomy ( 183 voters )
51.05%Keratoplasty ( 463 voters )
12.57%Soft contact lenses ( 114 voters )
9.92%Excimer laser ( 90 voters )
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Asked: March 28, 2019In:
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6.61%Corneal infiltrates ( 56 voters )
1.53%Allergies ( 13 voters )
17.36%Corneal ulcer ( 147 voters )
74.5%All of the above ( 631 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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