Read the following eye consult excerpt:Her resultant refractive errors have been corrected with glasses, and she had strabismus surgery in 2013 to help improve her binocular vision. Last year, she was noted to have significant corneal clouding that was successfully treated with keratoplasty. Which of the following statements is NOT true about the excerpt?
A. The patient had surgery in 2013 to improve vision in both her eyes.
B. The patient recently had surgery on her cornea to treat clouding in her cornea.
C. The patient had surgery on her lens to prevent further clouding in her cornea.
D. Prior to surgery in 2013, the patient's eyes deviated when looking at the same object.
E. This excerpt relates the patient's medical history.
Answer: C
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