Accessory auricle: a case report and review of the literature
Kotchporn Wongsuwan
Abstract
Kotchporn Wongsuwan
Abstract
Accessory auricle is a congenital anomaly of a pinna which is commonly localized anterior to the tragus. It contains a small piece of cartilage underneath. The prevalence of accessory auricle is 0.2- 0.47%. It can be found isolated or related with otherassociated disorders. Excision is usually indicated for cosmetic reason. Here, we present a case of isolated accessory auricle and review of the literature, including the embryological development of pinna and a genetic - linkage analysis.
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Accessory auricle is a congenital anomaly of a pinna which is commonly localized anterior to the tragus. It contains a small piece of cartilage underneath. The prevalence of accessory auricle is 0.2- 0.47%. It can be found isolated or related with otherassociated disorders. Excision is usually indicated for cosmetic reason. Here, we present a case of isolated accessory auricle and review of the literature, including the embryological development of pinna and a genetic - linkage analysis.
Key concepts: Auricle, Pinna, Anatomy, Cartilage, Medicine