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Can someone detect a tumor when looking at pictures of eyes?
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Possibly: I assume you're talking about the appearance of the pupil (e.g., camera red eye). The difference may just be the angle of the eyes in relation to the camera, but it could also indicate a problem. If vision is normal in both eyes, a problem is unlikely. A complete ophthalmic exam would be able to confirm.
Answered 12/10/2013
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