Patient's question:
Infantile congenital ear canal atresia with deformity; bilateral ear canal atresia, deformity. Treatment history and outcomes: none. What kind of help do you want: How to treat? Which hospital is more authoritative?Doctor's answer:
Congenital atresia of the external auditory canal is a developmental disorder of the external auditory canal caused by the failure of canalization of the ancient second branchial cleft external auditory canal during the 8th to 28th week of fetal development. It is classified into three grades based on the location and severity of the malformation. The main basis is the hearing test to understand the nature of epilepsy. If it is conductive hearing loss, it falls under the indication for surgery, and surgical treatment is recommended. The surgery should be performed when the mastoid development of the child is good.