Rider's cataract is seen in –: (A) Blue dot cataract, (B) Zonular cataract, (C) Anterior capsular cataract, (D) Coronary cataract
Answer is B. The opacity in zonular (lamellar) cataract is usually sharply demarcated and the area of the lens within and around the opaque zone is clear, although linear opacities like spokes of a wheel, called riders may run outwards towards the equator.