First branchial cleft anomaly is a rare diease. It takes place in 1~8%of all congenital branchial cleft anomalies. In 1972, Work has classified first branchial cleft anomaly into two types. Type I is purely ectodermal and it is the duplication of the membranous external audiotory canal. Type II exhibits ectodermal and mesodermal elements and is the duplication of the membranous external auditory canal and pinna. On April 1994, we experienced a case of first branchial cleft anomaly. The patient complained of an infra-auricular mass and right otorrhea off and on since childhood. He had received the procedure of incision and drainage several times at toher hospitals. Physical examination revelaed a pustulous fistula between the right infra-auricular region and the inferior wall of the external auditory canal. Fistulectomy combined with superficial parotid lobectomy and facial nerve dissection was done. There has been no recurrence till now.