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24%Corneal abrasion ( 48 voters )
39.5%Glaucoma ( 79 voters )
19.5%Congenital cataract ( 39 voters )
17%None of the above ( 34 voters )
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Question: Can you name that disease based on the image?
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42.91%The Pelli Robson chart ( 224 voters )
37.93%The Snellen chart ( 198 voters )
37.36%The LogMAR chart ( 195 voters )
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25% ( 2 voters )
75% ( 6 voters )
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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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17.53%Fuchs' dystrophy ( 101 voters )
20.31%Iridocorneal endothelial syndrome ( 117 voters )
4.51%Eye injury ( 26 voters )
57.64%Keratoconus ( 332 voters )
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59.06%intorsion ( 378 voters )
17.5% depression ( 112 voters )
8.59%abduction ( 55 voters )
14.84%elevation ( 95 voters )
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