MRI Biometry More Accurately Measures Axial Length In Silicone Oil-Filled Highly Myopic Eyes

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Eyes filled with silicone oil had more accurate axial length measurement results with MRI biometry than with A-scan echography when axial lengths measured 26 mm or more, a study found.

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The glaucoma medications associated with decreased conjunctival goblet cell density are:
1. Prostaglandin analogs
2. Selective beta blockers
3. Non-selective beta blockers
4. Alpha agonists
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MRI Biometry More Accurately Measures Axial Length In Silicone Oil-Filled Highly Myopic Eyes

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