Excision of Ear Tumor
Excision of an ear tumor involves the surgical removal of benign or malignant growths in the outer, middle, or inner ear.
Early detection and surgical intervention are key to preserving ear function, appearance, and preventing disease progression. Reconstruction may be necessary for extensive excisions to maintain structural integrity.
Indications and Causes for Ear Tumor Excision
Tumor excision is recommended when ear growths show malignancy or rapid growth.
- Types of tumors: Basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, or benign cysts.
- Persistent pain, bleeding, or infection.
- Failed conservative therapy: When less invasive methods are ineffective.
Symptoms Leading to Surgery
Patients often present with visible lumps, hearing issues, or persistent discomfort.
- Pain or tenderness in the ear
- Visible growth or mass: Lump in outer or inner ear
- Hearing impairment
- Discharge or bleeding from the ear
Treatment Procedure and Recovery
Excision is performed under anesthesia, ensuring complete tumor removal. Recovery depends on tumor size and location.
- Surgical removal: Careful excision to remove tumor completely.
- Reconstruction if required to maintain structure and appearance.
- Post-operative care: Antibiotics, dressing changes, and follow-up imaging.
Why Choose Us for Ear Tumor Excision
CureU Healthcare offers expert otolaryngology-oncology surgeons, advanced imaging, and personalized post-surgical care.
Conclusion
Timely excision of ear tumors prevents progression and preserves function. CureU Healthcare ensures precise surgical care and recovery guidance.
