Northern European woman in early twenties. First eye exam ev | Figure 1

Andreas94
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Northern European woman in early twenties. First eye exam ever. No symptoms except seeing stars once or twice a month. No other findings and corrected VA 1,5+ (OD, OS and OU)

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