The aqueductus vestibuli--a morphological study.

Acta Anat (Basel)

Department of Anatomy, University of Pretoria, South Africa.

Published: March 1992

The morphology of the aqueductus vestibuli enjoys considerable attention as it may possibly play a role in the cause of Ménière's disease. In this study, silicone rubber casts of human temporal bones were used, and the aqueductus vestibuli was then measured by means of a reflection microscope. By this method the morphometry of the aqueductus vestibuli was determined accurately.

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