Fungal otomastoiditis: a case series in immunocompetent adults.

Fungal otomastoiditis is a rare condition and is usually associated with host immunodeficiency. It is difficult to diagnose, and many cases are fatal. Treatment consists of surgical debridement, attempts to control the underlying immunological condition and antifungal chemotherapy. Individual case reports in immunocompetent patients have been published previously. We report a case series of seven with fungal otomastoiditis, all in immunocompetent patients.

Rare case of orbital tumor.

Most common malignancy involving orbit is secondary deposits. Orbital metastasis from thyroid malignancy is rare (3.6%) and is usually from follicular and medullary carcinoma thyroid. Here we are presenting the case report of a lady who presented with loss of vision and on evaluation was found to have orbital metastasis from papillary carcinoma thyroid.

Cutaneous T cell lymphoma with multiple oral lesions.

Cutaneous T cell lymphoma is a type of non Hodgkins lymphoma occurring rarely (two-three percentage of NHL) and that with an ENT manifestation is much more rare. We present here a case of cutaneous T cell lymphoma presenting with multiple skin lesions and oral and oropharyngeal ulcerations.