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在0.67米距离作检影验光,中和镜度为+1.00DS/-0.75DC*90,该眼的光状态是()散光。

发布日期:2021-03-23

在0.67米距离作检影验光,中和镜度为+1.00DS/-0.75DC*90,该眼的光状态是()散光。
A

复合性近视

B

单纯性远视

C

混合

D

单纯性近视

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