[A case of hemorrhagic inflammation of an external acoustic duct].

We report a case a twenty-year-old male with purpura of his limbs, and acute, diffused inflammation of the skin of the external acoustic duct. Complaints occur in the course of upper respiratory tract infection treated with antibiotic. Administered treatment resulted in quick subsidence of general symptoms with prolonged healing of external acoustic duct requiring surgical debridement (incision, and evaluation of bloody contents).