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Asked: January 14, 2019In:
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7.43%Staph may cause acute dacryocystitis ( 35 voters )
4.88%Staph may cause a stye ( 23 voters )
22.08%Staph may cause an acute ulcerative blepharitis ( 104 voters )
65.61%Staph may cause all of the above ( 309 voters )
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Asked: February 3, 2020In:
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22.83%Secondary viral infection ( 29 voters )
51.18%Corneal perforation ( 65 voters )
5.51%Cortical cataract ( 7 voters )
20.47%Secondary glaucoma ( 26 voters )
Based On 127 Votes

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Asked: March 3, 2019In:
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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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Vasilis Inglezis
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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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Exophthalmos is not an ocular sign in Horner’s syndrome. What about heterochromia? Heterochromia may be found in different conditions, including ...Read more

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