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The antero-posterior diameter of the lens is increased in all except

A
Intumescent cataract
B
Accommodation
C
Weill-Marchesani syndrome
D
Morgagnian cataract
High-Yield Explanation
Ans. (d) Morgagnian cataractOption a - In cortical cataract, due to progressive hydration, swelling (increase in AP diameter) of the lens occurs making the anterior chamber shallow.Option b - Increase in the anterior lens capsule curvature with axial lens thickness due to the action of ciliary muscle on zonules.Option c - Weill-Marchesani syndrome is associated with Microspherophakia, (small, spherical lens) leading to increase in AP diameter (the equatorial diameter decreases).Option d - Morgagnian is a type of Hypermature cataract, wherein the cortical material leaks out and is further liquefied, leaving a wrinkled capsule and a Shrunken lens.

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