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The ganglion vestibulare (Scarpa) has been studied with the electron microscope on thirteen operative specimens (neurectomy for Meniere's vertigo) and two random autopsy specimens. Neuroganglionar cell bodies are enclosed in a Schwann sheath, without any myelin. This observation is at variance with previous descriptions in various vertebrate forms.
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