Close-up, split image of a child's right ear. The left side shows the ear with a piercing on the helix and significant redness and swelling. The right side shows a more severe view of the same ear, with extensive inflammation, swelling, and purulent discharge around the piercing, consistent with infection.

highly realistic medical clinical photograph of a 7-year-old indian girl presenting with acute post-piercing pseudomonal perichondritis of the right ear. The upper two-thirds of the right auricle (cartilage) is markedly erythematous, severely edematous, and inflamed, while the soft earlobe remains completely normal and unaffected. A cartilage piercing is located on the upper helix with a metallic starter stud that has become partially embedded due to severe swelling. A small fluctuant abscess surrounds the piercing site with localized purulent swelling. The skin appears tense, shiny, and intensely red, demonstrating acute bacterial infection. The child has a mildly uncomfortable facial expression consistent with pain. The image is captured in a clean pediatric clinical examination room under bright medical lighting with sharp focus and true-to-life colors. Educational medical photography style, dermatology and otolaryngology teaching atlas quality, extremely detailed anatomy, high-resolution, realistic skin texture, no excessive blood or graphic gore, suitable for medical education. I need images from two different angles Ver más