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Perimetry is used to detect dysfunction in
Perimetry is used to find field defects
Perimetry is used to find field defects
See lessWhich case of the following is the commonest cause of bilateral proptosis?
Unilateral proptosis is due to orbital tumors and bilateral proptosis is due to the graves disease
Unilateral proptosis is due to orbital tumors and bilateral proptosis is due to the graves disease
See lessSpherical aberration is minimized by which part of the eye.?
Astigmatic changes happen when corneal aberration occurs while symmetrical changes in the lens cause spherical aberration
Astigmatic changes happen when corneal aberration occurs while symmetrical changes in the lens cause spherical aberration
See lessDefinition of hyphema includes:
Due to uvitis blood leaked in anterior chamber due to gravity it deposited at inferior part of AC
Due to uvitis blood leaked in anterior chamber due to gravity it deposited at inferior part of AC
See lessProcess of measuring the corneal thickness is called:
With the help of pachymetry we can measure the corneal thickness
With the help of pachymetry we can measure the corneal thickness
See less3&9’0 clock staining is the symptoms of what condition when patient is the existing user of RGP lenses
A common complication with corneal GP lenses is 3 and 9 o'clock staining, which is a result of epithelial punctate staining of the peripheral cornea near the edge of the GP lens. These so-called 3 and 9 o'clock areas may not be adequately resurfaced with tears after a blink, thus resulting in smallRead more
A common complication with corneal GP lenses is 3 and 9 o’clock staining, which is a result of epithelial punctate staining of the peripheral cornea near the edge of the GP lens. These so-called 3 and 9 o’clock areas may not be adequately resurfaced with tears after a blink, thus resulting in small desiccated regions.
See lessIn which case do we meet Lisch nodules?
This condition found in iris it is named after Austrian ophthalmologists Dr.Lisch
This condition found in iris it is named after Austrian ophthalmologists Dr.Lisch
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