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What is antimetropia?

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∙ 10y ago
Updated: 12/15/2022

Antimetropia is a form of antisometropia in which one eye is myopic and one eye is hyperopic.

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Is antimetropia a refractive disorder?

Antimetropia is not a refractive disorder in the traditional sense. It refers to a condition where one eye is nearsighted while the other eye is farsighted. This can lead to issues with binocular vision and depth perception.


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Is antimetropia a refractive disorder?

Antimetropia is not a refractive disorder in the traditional sense. It refers to a condition where one eye is nearsighted while the other eye is farsighted. This can lead to issues with binocular vision and depth perception.


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