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Epidermal inclusion cyst

2016-09-18 17:51:49
Suffering with a cyst at the back side of right ear on the neck from 4 years, at present i am suffering it was 6th time,suffering with full of pain, at once surgery have been done but still it was coming, after surgery it came 2 times. Is there any permanent treatment?
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Unfortunately, in both cases, the cyst has not been excised in-toto. This has resulted in sinus formation. Meet a good ENT, Head & Neck Surgeon to excise the entire lesion completely and close the defect with a rotation flap.
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