Septic lens implantation syndrome in a cat
This is the enucleated right globe from a 6-year-old male entire cat submitted with a clinical history of a suspected penetrating corneal injury, anterior uveitis, ocular pain and secondary glaucoma.

Histopathologic examination of the globe confirmed a focal full-thickness corneal scar and an anterior lens rupture. The lens rupture was associated with suppurative phakitis and bacterial colonies were identified within the lens.
Final Diagnosis
Anterior lens rupture associated with septic (bacterial) suppurative phakitis (septic lens implantation syndrome)
Discussion
Septic lens implantation syndrome is associated with a penetrating ocular injury resulting in lens rupture and intralenticular implantation of infectious agents e.g. bacteria and/or fungi.