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. 2014 Oct;134(10):1016–1021. doi: 10.3109/00016489.2014.913315

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Figure 4. — MICS (membranous image between the vestibular cecum of the cochlea and saccule) in a right healthy (A) and Meniere’s disease (MD) (B) ear, and schematic representation of the vestibule (C). The neck-like narrow line, here represented with a dotted line, indicates the localization of the reuniting duct. Note that the MD ear has a wide, irregular, and condensed reuniting duct, whereas that of the healthy ear is narrow. CC, vestibular cecum of the cochlea; RD, reuniting duct; S, saccule; U, utricle.