Ocular Manifestations in Malaria

seen by us were interesting clinically. External affections of the eye, e.g. conjunctival discolorations and herpetic keratitis have been found. Hemorrhagic conditions of the retina and vitreous, and amblyopia, both due to the disease itself and to quinine, were seen in some cases. A number of cases of cerebral malaria, especially the meningitic and encephalitic forms, showed papillitis of the optic disc, and interesting clinical signs due to the affection of the visual and oculomotor centres and of the vestibular nuclei and their secondary connections. In this paper