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Anonymous21 October 2016
Very useful video with normal reactions clearly visible. There should have been a comment that physiological anisocoria that is the same in all light conditions is very common (approx 20%). For RAPD the comments in the video were more about APD. It is important that optometrists recognise a difference between pupil redilation when the light in moved back to the pupil to pick up subtle RAPD. In the video the light was only held for about 1.5 seconds when 3-4 seconds would help pick up subtle defects.
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