A Case of Complete Traumatic Dislocation of the Lens under the Conjunctiva

Romani, 40, Hindu female, was admitted to Serajganj hospital with a whitish-looking tumour on the right eyeball just above the cornea. She gave a history of an injury to the right eye (accidentally struck by a projecting piece of bamboo in the dark) about three weeks before admission. Vision was blurred in the right eve, the pupil irregular; the iris looked drawn upwards?probably due to partial prolapse and healing up in situ. The tumour was about the size of a small marble, slightly fluctuating, painful on pressure and whitish. The pupillary reflex was absent and the pupil did not contract on dropping in physostigmin. There