Fig. 40: Specimen No. 240.--The original cavity of the vitreous is represented by a mass of blood-clot, surrounded by the walls of the totally detached retina. The subretinal exudate is firm and abundant. The iris and ciliary body, the lens remnants, and the anterior part of the retina are matted together in a dense mass of cicatricial tissue. Fig. 41: Specimen No. 175.--This shows a proliferative dot in the retina. R, retina; SCL, sclera; CH, choroid; D, mass of leucocytes surrounding vessel wall. Fig. 42: Specimen No. 37.--A collection of leucocytes lying on the inner surface of the retina, superficial to its limiting membrane, and projecting freely into the vitreous. In the substance of the retina can be seen the section of a vessel surrounded by a mass of leucocytes. Fig. 43: Specimen No. 111.--Small cysts in the retina, which would probably have coalesced before long to form a larger one. Fig. 44: Specimen No. 111.--A whole-section of the eye already shown in Fig. 34. The condition of l’iris bombé is well marked, the pupillary edges being adherent to an inflammatory mass formed of the capsule and the anterior layers of the hyaloid matted together. Notice the large cysts occupying the central area of the detached retina, with the macula lutea showing in its inner wall. Fig. 45: Specimen No. 131.--A large Morgagnian lens in its capsule was adherent to the iris base, the ciliary body, and the neighbouring retina over a wide area. The capsule ruptured during the transit of the specimen from India. Note the thickened white dots upon it; they are characteristic of Morgagnian cataract. The large brown nucleus, which escaped when the capsule burst, now lies free in the cavity of the eye; notice the “bite” out of its edge. The optic disc was deeply cupped, and the angle of the anterior chamber was widely obliterated, the chamber itself being very shallow. [Illustration: PLATE VII. Fig. 40 (No. 240).--Left eye, lower half. Fig. 41 (No. 175).--Microscopic section, low power. Fig. 42 (No. 37).--Microscopic section, high power. Fig. 43 (No. 111).--Cysts in retina. Microscopic section, high power. Fig. 44 (No. 111).--Left eye, whole section. Fig. 45 (No. 131).--Left eye, lower half.]