If the eyeball is too long for the normal reflective power of the lens and the cornea, what condition does the patient have?
A)Index myopia
B)Axial myopia
C)Curvature myopia
D)Hyperopia

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Axial myopia
If the eyeball is too long, a patient will have axial myopia. If this is the case, parallel rays of light will be brought to a converging point somewhere in the vitreous (in front of the retina).

If the Eyeball Is Too Long for the Normal Reflective