Abstract
The author used vitreous suction in cases of ectogenous infection of the eye, threatening to develop into panophthalmitis, vitreous opacities depending on traumatic hemorrhages, hemorrhages in the vitreous body due to blood vessel disease, particularly in recurrent juvenile hemorrhages, in various kinds of choriocytes and in traumatic glaucoma.
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