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IT is the purpose of this paper to describe-it is believed, for the first time-the pathological changes in the temporal bones of two cases of Meniere's syndrome. In both death occurred shortly after operation for section of the VHIth nerve. For the purposes of the present paper, the surgical factors concerned in the operative failure of these cases will be dealt with only in so far as they are related to the interpretation of the histological changes which are now to be described. Their detailed consideration will be reserved for a further publication.

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