Eye Drop Test Diagnostic for Eyelid Ptosis Due to Sympathetic Nerve Dysfunction

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Tuesday, July 31, 2007

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Instillation of eye drops containing the sympathomimetic drug naphazoline nitrate is a simple and inexpensive test to identify eyelid ptosis caused by sympathetic nerve dysfunction (Horner's syndrome), researchers from Italy report.

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If a lasik flap is amputated, the patient's refraction should become more:
1. Myopic
2. Emmetropic
3. Hyperopic
4. None of the above
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Eye Drop Test Diagnostic for Eyelid Ptosis Due to Sympathetic Nerve Dysfunction

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If a lasik flap is amputated, the patient's refraction should become more:

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