Abstract
The patient had had optical iridectomies many years earlier, and the observations were facilitated by the presence of nuclear lens opacities. Not only could the anterior surface of the lens be seen to move forward during accommodation, but during maximum accommodation the zonular fibers merged imperceptibly into the capsule whereas during distant vision fine crenations appeared at the insertions of the fibers. Read in connection with presentation of patient before Chicago Ophthalmological Society. (See page 303 for report of discussion.)
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