Screening For Keratoconus Can Improve Outcomes After Refractive Surgery | OphthalmologyWeb: The Ultimate Online Resource for Ophthalmologists

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

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Effective screening for keratoconus using topography and pachymetry can help ophthalmologists predict risk factors and outcomes of refractive surgery.

Which of the following is true regarding aqueous formation?
1. It is independent of intraocular pressure
2. It is formed at the rate of 2 -3 ml per minute
3. It is the result of secretion
4. It is the result of filtration
5. Both C and D
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