Ear canal polyp

Aural polyp arising from the ear canal in patient with an intact tympanic membrane. Squamous epithelium (arrow) covers granulation tissue in this part of the polyp. The remainder of the surface was ulcerated. Here the polyp was the result of trauma to the epithelium of the ear canal. Triangles indicate blood vessels amidst fibrocytes

Inflammatory polyps are benign growths that originate in the middle ear canal of young to middle aged cats.

Scratching (or admiring) your dog's ears is a great way to bond. It's also a way to potentially detect an ear polyp by inspecting your pup's external ear canal.

On the other hand, in our case, there were no clinical findings suggesting the presence of previous history of aural polyp or other ear disorders or mechanical stimulation of the external auditory canal such as overuse of an ear pick. Thus, this is the first report on independent fibroepithelial polyp of the external auditory canal.

polyp filling the external auditory canal (black arrow). from publication: Glomus tumour masquerading as an aural polyp in chronic middle ear disease: A

Aural polyp, otoscope view. This polyp in the floor of the ear canal was causing a recurrent discharge that failed to clear after repeated

Polyp of the ear canalvisualization of polyp covered by skin or granulation tissue partially or totally occluding the ear canal. There may be signs of

An ear polyp is a growth on the inside of your child's ear canal. Ear polyps may be caused by chronic ear infections or a cholesteatoma.

Extraction of the inflammatory polyp from the ear canal can be accomplished via videoscopy, but otoscopy can also allow approximation of polyp location.