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An effective technique for the analysis of metasurfaces (MTSs) imposing boundary conditions that exhibit an axially symmetric variation is proposed in this work. It is shown that when the MTS exhibits a radial variability, the ray paths can be found in a very simple form and our technique provides a fast, yet accurate method to evaluate the trajectories of the rays propagating along both isotropic and anisotropic MTSs, either covered or uncovered by a metal plate. This allows for the efficient design of beam-forming devices.