An ocular measurement device provides ophthalmologists and optometrists with the capability to measure various aspects of a patient's eyes, such as the diameters of the pupil, iris and cornea, pupil color distribution, and pupil opacity. Some ocular measurement devices can also provide additional information, such as refractive and corneal topography information. With most ocular measurement devices of today, the information it receives is displayed on a digital screen and can be saved to a patient's electronic health records for access later on.
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