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Abstract
Significant decreased fibrinolytic activity was found in 17 patients with Meniere's disease in activity. This result supports a previously proposed hypothesis that decreased fibrinolytic activity is of importance in the pathogenesis of Meniere's disease. It is concluded that if the hypothesis is correct, it can lead to a causal therapy in some cases of Meniere's disease.