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. 2016 Apr 16;7(3):341–350. doi: 10.1007/s13244-016-0490-9

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Fig. 10 — a Perilymphatic fistulae: CT axial views showing a perilymphatic fistula, highlighted by a pneumolabyrinth (white stars). Perilymphatic liquid has leaked into the middle ear. Massive pneumolabyrinth was seen 1 month after a translabyrinthine fracture, with air in the perilymphatic space (scala vestibuli and the vestibule) b Example of pneumolabyrinth without temporal bone fracture (white star)