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Figure 1. From: Response to comments on: Using Brückner's test for gross keratometry screening.

Comparison of Bruckner's test with direct (a) right eye, (b) left eye vs indirect ophthalmoscope (c) right eye, (d) left eye in a 22-year-old male who is emmetropic in the right eye and +4D hyperopic in the left eye. This clearly demonstrates indirect ophthalmoscope being superior

Amber Amar Bhayana. Indian J Ophthalmol. 2020 Jan;68(1):263-263.

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Figure 2. From: Response to comments on: Using Brückner's test for gross keratometry screening.

Indirect ophthalmoscopy Bruckner's test being done in the left eye of the same above patient at 1 m (a), 50 cm (b), 20 cm (c). These three images show qualitative and quantitative differences in crescents for the same refractive error

Amber Amar Bhayana. Indian J Ophthalmol. 2020 Jan;68(1):263-263.

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