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What is nes(normal eye syndrome)?
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Normal eye syndrome: This is the first time i see such a label. I am going to conjecture that the examiner did not find any abnormalities of the eye and/or visual system. No nearsightedness, no farsightedness, no astigmatism etc. Or no redness, no pain and no other pathological state, and called it normal eye syndrome.
Answered 8/25/2013
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