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A RARE CASE REPORT: ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATION OF AURICULA

NADİR BİR OLGU SUNUMU: AURİKULADA ARTERİOVENÖZ MALFORMASYON

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ENTcase
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121–125
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We diagnosed and treated 39 years old woman who had right auricula AVM with the complaints of pulsatil tinnitus that presented at our outpatient clinic.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Arteriovenous malformation (AVM) is a vascular anomalywhichusuallyoccurswithinthecranium.Itis caused by the congenital defects of vascular development.
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Key Findings & Data:It seems rarely in auricula within extracranium.
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Conclusion & Impact:We diagnosed and treated 39 years old woman who had right auricula AVM with the complaints of pulsatil tinnitus that presented at our outpatient clinic.
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Arteriovenous malformation (AVM) is a vascular anomalywhichusuallyoccurswithinthecranium.Itis caused by the congenital defects of vascular development. It seems rarely in auricula within extracranium. When it occurs, it effects pediatric population superiorly. Its incidence in adults is also very rare. If AVM is diagnosed on adult patient, secondary reasons are investigated as trauma, infection.AVMcouldcauserash,calorintheinvolved skin, pulsation, bruit, mass effect, pain, ulceration, bleedingandinfectionasfarascardiacfailure.Alsoit could make tinnitus, hearing loss like otologic symptoms by external ear canal involvment. We diagnosed and treated 39 years old woman who had right auricula AVM with the complaints of pulsatil tinnitus that presented at our outpatient clinic.

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Arteriovenözmalformasyon(AVM)vaskülerbiranomali olup genellikle intrakraniyal yerleşimlidir. Daha çok konjenitalnedenlivaskülergelişimdekidefektlersonucu oluşur. Ekstrakranyal olarak aurikulada nadiren ortaya çıkar.Ortayaçıktığındadapediatrikpopülasyonuetkiler, erişkinlerdegörülmesidahadanadirdir.Erişkinhastada görüldüğündetravma,enfeksiyongibisekondernedenler araştırılır. Tutulan ciltte kızarıklık, ısı artışı, üfürüm, pulsasyon, büyüyen lezyon, ağrı, ülserasyon, kanama ve enfeksiyondan, kardiyak yetmezliğe kadar gidebilecek sistemiksorunlarayolaçabilir.Ayrıcatinnitus,dışkulak kanalı etkilenmesine bağlı işitme azlığı gibi otolojik semptomlarasebepolabilir.Kliniğimizepulsatiltinnitus şikayetiyle başvuran 39 yaşında kadın hastaya, aurikula AVM tanısı konularak tedavisi gerçekleştirildi.

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DORUK, A. C., ERDOĞAN, S., ERŞAHAN, A. A., ÖZTÜRK, M. (2017). A RARE CASE REPORT: ARTERIOVENOUS MALFORMATION OF AURICULA. ENTcase, Cilt: 3 - Sayı: 4, 121–125. https://ajindex.com/articles/198024

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