prolapse

After operation the chief danger is prolapse of the iris into the wound.

The presence of the iris further prevents the prolapse of any capsule into the wound.

The eye does not settle down well after the operation, there being usually some prolapse of the iris or capsule into the wound.

At the same time, if the incision be placed too far back the ciliary body is liable to prolapse into the wound.

Eserine should have been previously instilled in order to contract the pupil and prevent prolapse of the iris.