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Exostosis in the ear is an abnormal bone growth (small bony lumps) within the ear canal. It's often referred to as “surfer’s ear”. The most common cause is cold water exposure.
This model is useful for patient education, professional training and patient use.
- The interactive image below has a large file size and may take a long time to load on screen.
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Last Updated: December 02, 2024