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The correct answer is "anisocoria". Anisocoria is the condition when the patient's pupils are normally unequal and the patient is asymptomatic and clinically stable. This should be differentiated in cases of patient with a relative afferent pupillary defect such is patients with optic neuritis or retinal detachment or in patients with neurological deficits.

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