Malignant glaucoma

1. In both reported cases of malignant phakic glaucoma, the lens was not interiorly desiccated. It was suggested that the lens and iris were pushed forwards by the vitreous thus obliterating the site of the fistulising operation. In the third aphakic case, the iris and anterior hayloid were also pushed forwards. The forward push of the vitreous was suggested to be due to severe engorgement of uveal vessels especially those of the rectile choroid taking a larger space of the ocular volume 2. These cases Were treated by Lindner vitrecus fistula followed by salint injection into anterior chamber, The ocular tension became low and anterior Chamber formed