What does EAM stand for?

External Auditory Meatus (ear anatomy)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A protruding mass was noted extending into the distal external auditory meatus on otological examination.

Post-traumatic cholesteatoma ... a rare occurrence

The left external auditory meatus was stenotic and almost completely occluded.

Auricular ossification resulting in external auditory canal stenosis

The prevalence of exostoses in the external auditory meatus of surfers.

An evaluation of auditory exostoses in 621 prehistoric human skulls ...

Nonspecific inflammations are localized in the auricle, external auditory meatus, and regional lymph nodes.

Otitis externa: A clinical overview

The tumor originated in the anterior wall of the tube near the pharyngeal ostium and protruded into the middle ear and external auditory meatus.

Unusual cartilaginous lesion of the torus tubarius as a cause of ...

The extensive stenosis of the left external auditory meatus and the inflammatory tissue filling the left middle ear cavity could explain the conductive component of the hearing loss.

Fibrous dysplasia of the temporal bone: Report of a case and a review ...