Abstract
Computer-aided three-dimensional reconstruction techniques along with surface area and volume determinations have been applied to the intraosseous portion of Ihe human endolymphatic sac. Three-dimensional reconstruction has revealed that the lumen of the sac is a series of parallel tubules rather than folds. Surface-to-volume ratio determinations may reveal that the resorptive capacity of epithelium in this portion of the sac is significantly reduced in patients with Meniere's disease.
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