Assertion: astigmatism's meridian | /r/HasProperty | perpendicular
Facets:
value: to each other
type: OTHER
value: to one another
type: OTHER
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: perfectly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: In regular astigmatism, the principal meridians are 90 degrees apart (perpendicular to each other).
text: The principle meridians of your eye are 90 degrees apart, perpendicular to each other.
text: Regular astigmatism – principal meridians are perpendicular.
text: In regular astigmatism, the principal meridians are 90 degrees apart (perpendicular to each other).
text: In regular astigmatism, the principal meridians are 90 degrees apart (perpendicular to each other).
text: These two meridians generally have a constant curvature and are generally perpendicular to each other(regular astigmatism).
text: These two meridians generally have a constant curvature and are generally perpendicular to each other(regular astigmatism).
text: In routine astigmatism, the principal meridians are 90 degrees apart (perpendicular to each other).
text: Astigmatism might also be classified as irregular or regular depending on if the principal meridians are perpendicular to each other.
text: In regular astigmatism, the principal meridians are 90 degrees apart (perpendicular to each other).
text: In regular astigmatism, the principal meridians are perpendicular to each other.
text: In irregular astigmatism, the principal meridians are perpendicular which results in slow thinning of cornea.
text: This occurs when the meridians are perfectly perpendicular to one another forming a 90 degree angle.
text: Regular astigmatism: The most common form of astigmatism, this occurs when the principal meridians are perpendicular to one another.
text: Oblique astigmatism is identical to regular astigmatism, where the principal meridians are perpendicular to one another, with the difference being that they are not at 90° or 180°, respectively.
text: These two meridians generally have a constant curvature and are generally perpendicular to each other (regular astigmatism).
text: With regular astigmatism, the principal meridians of the cornea are perpendicular to one another, with one meridian being significantly steeper than the meridian perpendicular to it.
text: Regular astigmatism is when the meridians are perpendicular to one another.