External auditory canal exostosis occurs due to?
Ans. is 'd' i.e., Recurrent proplonged cold water exposure Ear canal exostoses are bilateral, usually symmetric multiple bony growths occurring in the medial poion of the external auditory canal. Also known as surfer's ear, exostosis is thought to be a reactive process from repeated stimulation by cold water and is much more common than external auditory osteoma
Repeated instrumentation
Recurrent otitis externa
Wide external auditor meatus
Recurrent proplonged cold water exposure