A Case of Eustachian Tube Lipoma in Patient with Recurrent Otitis Media with Effusion

In the case of unilateral recurrent otitis media with effusion in adults, endoscopic examination nasopharyngeal tumor is necessary. Rarely, tumors can also develop eustachian tube. The incidence lipoma tube very rare. Lipomas are benign arising from mesenchymal tissue and composed well-differentiated adipocytes. A 49-year-old female patient visited for nasal congestion. But she had history repetitive ventilation insertion due to effusion. yellowish round mass was noted at left orifice under exam. It removed through intranasal access using sinus endoscopy. About 1 year after surgery, there were no recurrence middle ear