2000•Practica Oto-Rhino-LaryngologicaOpen access

Nodular Fasciitis of the External Auditory Canal.

Kazuma Sugahara, Yuji Imate, Hiroaki Shimogori, Norio Shimizu, Tomoko Nakano, Hiroshi Yamashita

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We report a rare case of nodular fasciitis in a 56-year-old female with a soft nodule in the external auditory canal. The nodule was treated by surgical excision, and the pathological diagnosis was nodular fasciitis. There has been no sign of recurrence. This is the first report in Japan of nodular f asciitis in the external auditory canal.

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We report a rare case of nodular fasciitis in a 56-year-old female with a soft nodule in the external auditory canal. The nodule was treated by surgical excision, and the pathological diagnosis was nodular fasciitis. There has been no sign of recurrence. This is the first report in Japan of nodular f asciitis in the external auditory canal.

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We report a rare case of nodular fasciitis in a 56-year-old female with a soft nodule in the external auditory canal. The nodule was treated by surgical excision, and the pathological diagnosis was nodular fasciitis. There has been no sign of recurrence. This is the first report in Japan of nodular f asciitis in the external auditory canal.

Key concepts: Nodular fasciitis, Auditory canal, Nodule (geology), Medicine, Pathological, Anatomy, Radiology, Soft tissue

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