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CONGENITAL MALFORMATION EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL

Gulyamov Sh.B., Samarkand State Medical University Uzbekistan

Khamrakulova N.O. Samarkand State Medical University Uzbekistan

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This article is a review article describing the etiology, embryology, pathogenesis, and methods of investigation of congenital atresia of the external auditory canal. Anomalies of the external ear are common and occur in approximately 5% of the total population. The most common malformations include a combined malformation of the external and middle ear, called congenital aural atresia, and 50% of the malformations of the ENT organs are ear anomalies. In malformations of the external ear, the right side is most commonly affected (58-61%), and most cases (about 70-90%) are unilateral.

Key words: social loneliness, adolescence, urban, rural areas.

First page

98

Last page

107

For citation: Gulyamov Sh.B., Khamrakulova N.O. – CONGENITAL MALFORMATION EXTERNAL AUDITORY CANAL //New Day in Medicine 2023 7(57): 98-107 https://newdaymedicine.com/index.php/2023/07/21/l-262/

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