Study Shows Steady Myopic Shift In Patients With Strabismus And Proper Alignment

Thursday, October 15, 2009

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Refractive changes and a progressive myopic shift correlated with age in patients with strabismus and those with normal ocular orientation, according to a study.

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The correct order for the layers of the upper eyelid from anterior to posterior is:
1. skin, orbicularis, levator aponeurosis, septum, mullers muscle, fat, conjunctiva
2. skin, septum, orbicularis, levator aponeurosis, mullers muscle, conjunctiva, fat
3. skin, fat, orbicularis, septum, levator aponeurosis, mullers muscle, conjunctiva
4. skin, orbicularis, septum, fat, levator aponeurosis, mullers
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Study Shows Steady Myopic Shift In Patients With Strabismus And Proper Alignment

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The correct order for the layers of the upper eyelid from anterior to posterior is:

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