Spontaneous External Auditory Canal Cholesteatoma: Case Series and Review of Literature.

External auditory canal cholesteatoma is a rare disease. Main symptoms of this entity are ear discharge and dull chronic ear pain and significant findings are bony erosion of the external canal with keratin debris accumulation. Inadequate diagnosis and delay in the treatment of this condition can leads to serious complications. We are presenting our experience of eight patients of spontaneous EACC treated by surgical management. As the spontaneous EACC is a rare condition, the aim of the study is to share the experience of diagnosis and management of spontaneous EACC.

Facial nerve schwannoma.

An uncommon case of bilobed facial nerve schwannoma and its management is presented.

Pedunculated pleomorphic adenoma of the tongue base manifesting with dysponea. A case report.

Pleomorphic adenomas of the minor salivary glands are rare. The most common site is in the palate. We have come across a case of pedunculated pleomorphic adenoma of the base of the tongue which came to us only when the tumour had caused respiratory distress.