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skjeev · Credits: 8210 My Scrapbook

all of the following anatomical changes will predispose to primary angle closure glaucoma except-

a]small cornea

b]flat cornea

c]anterior chamber shallow

d]short axial length of eye ball

answer given here is b,how and why??

quincy · Credits: 3567 My Scrapbook

small cornea (a) primary closed angle glaucoma is seen typically in a hypermetropic eyewith a shallow anterior chamber,small eyes.

drsmita_s · Credits: 18609 My Scrapbook

type of the eye affected by PACG is:
1 small hypermetropic eye.
2 shallow anterior chamber.
3 narrow anterior chamber angle ,due to
# smaller cornea
#bigger size of the lens
# bigger size of the ciliary body.

flat cornea has no relevance here.

quincy · Credits: 3567 My Scrapbook

yeah.....smitha...think u r right. thanx

lissa · Credits: 762 My Scrapbook

i have gone out throughthe same question and i think b was right as an answer of exclusion

skjeev · Credits: 8210 My Scrapbook

thanks smiths!

lazybonezzz · Credits: 54655 My Scrapbook

its flat cornea

midhuns · Credits: 1181 My Scrapbook

answer is b-flat cornea

tml611 · Credits: 149 My Scrapbook

It is "b" an answer , but how and why -- i think that it is not a question style.

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