A case of arteriovenous angioma of the concha is reported. Within the space of ten years, a pulsing, fungoid swelling the size of a plum developed. The growth was excised after ligation of the external carotid artery. Histological examination revealed distensibel arterious and venous structures with defective vessel walls and patches of degeneration in the intima and media. Ten months after the operation, the patient is free from symptoms and has had no recurrence.