Amundson L H
University of South Dakota School of Medicine, Sioux Falls.
Prim Care. 1990 Jun;17(2):213-31.
External ear disorders are diffuse, varying from cosmetically unacceptable anomalies to serious neoplasms. Between these extremes lie the more common problems presenting to the primary care physician in an ambulatory setting. These problems include trauma, obstructions, dermatoses, and infections, some or all of which may be vexing to the busy clinician. Most of these problems are not serious and can be approached with the confidence of a salutary outcome with appropriate therapy.
外耳疾病多种多样，从外观上不可接受的畸形到严重的肿瘤。在这些极端情况之间，存在着在门诊环境中初级保健医生遇到的更常见问题。这些问题包括创伤、阻塞、皮肤病和感染，其中一些或全部可能会让忙碌的临床医生感到棘手。这些问题大多并不严重，通过适当的治疗有望取得良好的效果，医生可以充满信心地进行处理。
