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almost 7 years ago
There are two types of polycoria ...............no 1 True polycoria.......they will have two or more separate pupils in one eye. Each pupil will have its own, intact sphincter muscle. Each pupil will individually constrict and dilate. This condition can affect your vision. ................no 2.False, or pseudopolycoria. You have the appearance of two or more pupils in your eye. However, they do not have separate sphincter muscles. In pseudopolycoria, the holes in the iris look like additional pupils. These holes are usually just a defect of the iris and do not cause any issues with your vision.
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almost 7 years ago
can you still see the same way as you would with one pupil ? Or would it be different vision ?
