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Image of the ear auricle in brain scintigrams
European Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 1977In a prospective study covering a 2-year period, the ear auricle was distinctly imaged in lateral 99mTc-pertechnetate brain scintiphotos/scintiscans in 25 of 2500 patients submitted to routine brain scintigraphy. In 6 patients with initially unremarkable scintiphotos, ear rubbing resulted in scintigraphic ear imaging in the lateral projection ...
Dag M. Solheim, Jens O. Andersen
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Principles of ear acupuncture: Microsystem of the auricle
CRANIO®, 2017I first became aware of ear acupuncture when a dental school classmate, Charles Lee, attempted it as anesthesia for a 3rd molar removal. He almost “pulled” it off.
D. Jenkins
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Traumatic amputation of a part of ear auricle
Russian Otorhinolaryngology, 2016In the article describes the case of traumatic amputation of a part of ear auricle, which survived after layer-by-layer suspension to the remaining part of the auricle.
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Toward improved auricle reconstruction: The role of FDM 3D printing with PCL and TPU materials.
Biomaterials AdvancesMicrotia, along with trauma, represents one of the main causes of external ear malformation. Different clinical techniques were developed for the reconstruction of the auricle, but they all have some drawbacks.
Elena Capotorto +7 more
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Reconstruction of the Auricle Secondary to Prominent Ear Surgery
2017Although operations to correct prominent ears would seem to be very easy, they are not, since the auricles present a very wide variety of abnormalities that must be thoroughly evaluated pre-operatively and the operation requires a meticulous approach.
Juarez M Avelar
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[Correction of deformities of the ear-auricle].
Archiv fur klinische und experimentelle Ohren- Nasen- und Kehlkopfheilkunde, 1972C. Walter
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Journal of Indian Academy of Forensic Medicine, 2020
Identification is a subfield of forensics concerned with identifying someone from remains. People cannot only be identified from traces of their DNA, or from their teeth but also from anthropometric measurements of their body parts.
P. Rastogi +3 more
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Identification is a subfield of forensics concerned with identifying someone from remains. People cannot only be identified from traces of their DNA, or from their teeth but also from anthropometric measurements of their body parts.
P. Rastogi +3 more
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