Injection of the retinal vascular system in enucleated eyes.

same procedure is to be adopted 'for wounds of the cornea, the edges of which should be sutured in accurate apposition in order to avoid subsequent irregular astigmatism. When an adherent leucoma is already present', one should proceed as recommended by Saqhs of Vienna, i.e., the cornea 'in front of the adherent iris is incised with a corneal trephine applied obliquely, so as to cut an incomplete disc attached by a pedicle; the iris is then freed from the cornea by pulling on the adherent part and cutting it; the corneal disc is finally reposed with or without the insertion of sutures. A' deep perforating keratoplasty may be necessary later for optical reasons. When Lindner's method does not bring attenuation of the ectasia of conical cornea, deep perforating keratoplasty is applied. Ectatic irregulaxrity on the anterior surface of the cornea slhould be corrected by partial or total staphylectomy, and a better cosmetic effect is obtained by fitting a contact glass (Jena glass-Zeiss) on the corneal part of which an appropriate iris pattern and pupil are drawn. This is preferable to excision of the globe and the wearing of an artificial eye.