Transactions . iiiife Fig. 7. Adlard 6> Son. [iiipi. MICROSCOPICAL ANATOMY OF OCULAR SYPHILIS. 287 included in the cases I have quoted of primary granu-loma of the iris. Case 3.—The next case I wish to describe is one ofsyphilitic disease of the sclera and choroid. I amindebted to Mr. Treacher Collins for this case ; thepatient was under his care at the Royal London Ophthal-mic Hospital. The history is as follows : A man, set. 60 years, has had defective sight in theeye for fifteen years. There is a history of venerealdisease twenty-five years ago, and the Wassermannreaction is positive. Th
Transactions . iiiife Fig. 7. Adlard 6> Son. [iiipi. MICROSCOPICAL ANATOMY OF OCULAR SYPHILIS. 287 included in the cases I have quoted of primary granu-loma of the iris. Case 3.—The next case I wish to describe is one ofsyphilitic disease of the sclera and choroid. I amindebted to Mr. Treacher Collins for this case ; thepatient was under his care at the Royal London Ophthal-mic Hospital. The history is as follows : A man, set. 60 years, has had defective sight in theeye for fifteen years. There is a history of venerealdisease twenty-five years ago, and the Wassermannreaction is positive. The right eye has been painful sixmonths. The left eye is slightly myopic, otherwise it is right eye shows much ciliary raised swelling is present on the sclera just outsidethe limbus; it has a dark spot inthe centre. Cornea bright, no k. p. moderate. Iris bright,vascularised posterior synechige below and to the innerside. No pupil reaction. Lens opaque, no fundus = hand sh
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