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Is auricle pseudocyst reimbursed by medical insurance?
Auricular pseudocyst can be reimbursed by medical insurance. The disease is within the scope of medical insurance reimbursement. You can use the medical insurance card when you enter the hospital, and you can use the medical insurance card to settle the expenses when you leave the hospital. Hospitals can directly reimburse medical insurance. Now many diseases can be reimbursed through medical insurance cards, which also reflects the prosperity of our country.

Introduction of pseudocyst of auricle

Pseudocyst of auricle refers to a cyst-like protuberance containing serous exudate on the side of auricle. Mostly in one ear. The effusion is in cartilage, not between perichondrium and cartilage, and it needs otorhinolaryngology head and neck surgery.

The ventral surface of auricle is hemispherical, hard or wavy. The typical symptom is that the ventral surface of auricle is hemispherical with clear boundary, normal skin color, hardness or fluctuation, and no tenderness. Puncture can extract light yellow or blood sample liquid, which recurs soon after extraction.

The operation mode is puncture aseptic operation. After puncture, a little 2% tincture of iodine can be injected, pressure bandaged or plaster fixed. Under strict aseptic operation, CO2 laser or scalpel is used to cut off the whole capsule wall, and a small window is opened to scrape off the capsule wall. Generally, drainage and pressure dressing are used to promote the capsule wall to collapse and adhere until it heals.