The cataract which liquefies at an advanced stage causing lens material to liquefy and settle at the bottom is called:
Morgagnian Cataract: Cataract liquefies after maturity and settles at the bottom. Terms Morgagnian Cataract: Cataract liquefies after maturity and settles at the bottom. Small brownish fluid settles at the bottom. Mature cataract: Whole coex becomes opacified and there is no fundal glow on retroillumination. Intumescent Cataract: Mature or diabetic cataract swells after maturation and AC becomes shallow.
Intumescent cataract
Coralliform cataract
Morgagnian cataract
Cupuliform cataract
Cataract