Astigmatism - Optics, Physiology and Management 2012
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Etiology and Clinical Presentation of Astigmatism

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“…Typically, a pterygium causes localized flattening at its central apex. Because this flattening occurs along the horizontal meridian, it usually results in WTR corneal astigmatism [ 10 , 11 ]. In 1998, Fong et al [ 12 ] were the first to observe that the excision of a pterygium generally reverses the corneal flattening induced by the pterygium.…”
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