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| Uncommon physical signs
(click on the pictures for questions and answers) |
| In the examination, you may sometimes
be presented with unusual physical signs which you may have never seen
before. The thing to do is not to panic, but present the relevant findings as you find them and then give a possible differential diagnosis. In this section, a few uncommon signs are presented. |
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In your slit-lamp
examination, the appearance of the right cornea
is as shown on your left. a. What is the diagnosis?
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You are asked
to examine the anterior segment of this
patient. And on everting the lower lid you notice this appearance. a. What is this? |