Short-Term Dark Adaptation May Be More Reliable In Identifying Primary Angle-Closure Suspects

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Assessment of the anterior chamber angle configuration may be more reliable if performed after a short-term dark adaptation of 3 minutes, a study found.

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This post operative clinical picture is most likely to be seen in which of the following patients following trabeculectomy?
1. 85 year old Caucasian female with exfoliation glaucoma
2. 70 year old African American male with POAG
3. 33 year old Asian male with pigmentary glaucoma
4. 8 year old Caucasian female with congenital glaucoma
5. 55 year old Latino male with neovascular glaucoma
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Short-Term Dark Adaptation May Be More Reliable In Identifying Primary Angle-Closure Suspects

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This post operative clinical picture is most likely to be seen in which of the following patients following trabeculectomy?

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