Fig. 1
From: Prevalence and management practices of ophthalmic lesions in laboratory mice
Representative images of eye changes as recorded by staff during routine examinations (A)Reddened, slightly swollen eyelid margin with slight exudation (B)Hairless eyelid margin with slight swelling and hardly any secretions (C) Severely swollen eyelids with altered palpebral fissure, the eyelid margin is reddened and watery secretions adhere to the surrounding hair in the lateral eyelid margin (D) Madarosis of eyelid margins (E).Moderate swelling of the eyelid with clear yellowish-white exudation and barely visible cornea (F).Narrowed palpebral fissures and hemorrhagic discharge of the medial angle of the eye (G).Complete displacement of the cornea, including yellowish exudate and massive swelling of the upper eyelid (H) Strongly reddened conjunctiva is visible due to the protruding eyeball, the cornea is completely cloudy with a rough surface (I) Protruding eyeball with a cloudy cornea and a corneal lesion in the nasal corner of the eye with sprouting superficial blood vessels (J) Protruding eyeball with a completely whitish-yellowish color with a shiny surface as well as increased tear exudation and hairless eyelid margins.
