An Old Man Visits an Ophthalmology Clinic for a Routine

An old man visits an ophthalmology clinic for a routine eye examination because he has had mild myopia for many years. He has no prior medical and surgical history and he states that he feels well and does not need to wear an eyeglass anymore . His visual acuity at 20 feet is 20/30 in both eyes without wearing his glasses. the change in his visual improvement has the same etiology in which of the following conditions?

A) Actinic keratosis
B) Angle-closure glaucoma
C) Coronary atherosclerosis
D) Femoral head osteonecrosis
E) Skin wrinkles

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