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I would like to correct a comment in an article published in your journal. I read the article by Grover et al. [1] published in European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology. They cited one of my papers [2] and indicated that I reported no case of gusher in IP-I anomaly. In fact, if they had read the section of Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Gusher on page 24 and examined Table I on page 26 carefully, they would have seen that I mentioned the gusher in IP-I in our cases. If Table I is examined carefully, they will notice that at the time of publication in 2010, we had operated 23 cases of IP-I, of which 9 had gusher while 14 had no CSF leakage. In their previous paper, the authors also cited our latest paper on the classification of inner ear malformations [3] which gives a 50% possibility of CSF gusher in IP-I on Table I, page 400. As my name was involved in this article, I wanted to correct this wrong information.