Clinical Analysis of 34 Patients with Relapsing Pseudocyst of Auricle Treating with Long Incision Cu.docVIP

Clinical Analysis of 34 Patients with Relapsing Pseudocyst of Auricle Treating with Long Incision Cu 　　（Linfen Vocational and Technical College Affiliated HospitaL, Shanxi, Linfen, 041000） 　　Abstract. Objectives: make explorations on the treatment for the relapsing pseudocyst of auricle with Long incision Curettage and observe the curative effect. Method: make a long incision along the ear marginal tissue and divide the skin and the subcutaneous tissue till the inner edge of cyst. Cut the cartilage-perichondrium and enter the cyst. Abstract the ovarian cyst fluid or the old blood clot. Shave the pathological tissue and wash the cyst. Get hemostasis completely and get the incision stitched. Put the drainage strip to make wound compression. Make intravenous injection of antibiotics. 5 days after the operation, change the medicine and remove the suture in 7 to 10 days. The results: among 34 patients, there are 31 patients who get cured and 3 cases are effective. Conclusion: the relapsing pseudocyst of auricle treating with Long incision curettage is a kind of effective treatment, which is safe and reliable. The treatment result is good and it would not recur and there is no sequel. 　　Pseudocyst of the auricle is a cutaneous condition characterized by a fluctuant, tense, no inflammatory swelling on the upper half of the ear. The pseudocyst of the auricle is a rare and benign condition of the ear that is caused by intracartilaginous collection of serous fluid in the anterior aspect of the article. The auricular pseudocyst of the auricle has a cavity that is not lined by epithelium. Pseudocyst of the auricle is a rare, asymptomatic intracartilaginous swelling of the auricle resulting from accumulation of yellow viscous fluid with unknown cause. Various methods of treatment such as aspiration, corticosteroid injections and surgical intervention have been advocated for this condition. We report two cases treated successfully with a combination of aspiration, pressure