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What is the Best Objective Test of Visual Function for the Evaluation of Patients with Keratoconus?

G. Sidhu, MD


11 May, 2001

UBC Department of Ophthalmology 17th Annual Research and Alumni Day
10 minutes duration.

The standard Snellen visual acuity chart does not correlate well with subjective visual assessments in keratoconus patients - see the full conference page for the complete conference.

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