Transactions . uppereyelid, showing under higher magnification in fig. 2 on this plate. Tothe left of it is the conjunctiva everted through the palpebral aperturein front of lower part of cyst. To the right of it is the upper part ofthe cyst, which extended beneath the skin of the upper lid. (2) Cavityof cyst. (3) Malformed lens and lens capsule, shown under highermagnification in Plate VII, fig. 3. (4) A piece of well-formed scleroticlined by well-formed ch< iroid. (5) Double fold of retinal tissue extendingback from anterior wall of cyst to the position of the lens. (6) Piece ofsclerotic
Transactions . uppereyelid, showing under higher magnification in fig. 2 on this plate. Tothe left of it is the conjunctiva everted through the palpebral aperturein front of lower part of cyst. To the right of it is the upper part ofthe cyst, which extended beneath the skin of the upper lid. (2) Cavityof cyst. (3) Malformed lens and lens capsule, shown under highermagnification in Plate VII, fig. 3. (4) A piece of well-formed scleroticlined by well-formed ch< iroid. (5) Double fold of retinal tissue extendingback from anterior wall of cyst to the position of the lens. (6) Piece ofsclerotic containing cartilage, shown under higher magnification inPlate VII, fig. 4. (7) Margin of lower eyelid. Pig. 2 shows a section through the margin of the upper eyelid. Thetarsus containing the Meibomian gland is seen to be doubled forwards? in itself. On the right side is the thickened everted conjunctiva, witha papillated surface. On the left is the skin of the eyelid. Ophth. Soc. Trans. Vol. \\\ I Plati \ I. Fig. 1.
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