Post-auricular cyst: Difference between revisions

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Ear Nose and Throat

Asymptomatic post-auricular cystic mass in a healthy 3 year-old boy.^[1]
Axial CT scan picture shows an ovoid cyst medial to the concha and protruding slightly into the post-auricular sulcus.^[2]
The cyst was excised and the defect was repaired primarily. There were no connections with the external auditory canal or middle ear.^[3]
Post-auricular cyst specimen^[4]