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The pixie ear: How to prevent and correct it-a review of the literature.
SurgeryAs the life expectancy of the population continues to increase, more facial-rejuvenating procedures are sought. As the number of facelift procedures increases, it is mandatory to acknowledge, and most importantly prevent, any possible associated ...
Stefano Vaccari +7 more
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Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery
BACKGROUND The presence of polyotia in individuals with microtia is a rare deformity. Due to the intricate structure of the auricle, uncertain etiology, and challenging corrective techniques, it has always been a focal point in the field of plastic ...
Yi-Wen Deng +3 more
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BACKGROUND The presence of polyotia in individuals with microtia is a rare deformity. Due to the intricate structure of the auricle, uncertain etiology, and challenging corrective techniques, it has always been a focal point in the field of plastic ...
Yi-Wen Deng +3 more
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Pseudocysts of the auricle in a young adult with facial and ear atopic dermatitis
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2007Pseudocyst of the auricle is a relatively uncommon condition in which serous fluid accumulates between intracartilaginous space of the ear and manifests as a painless, fluctuant outer ear swelling. Pseudocysts of the auricle have been reported in healthy individuals without clear precipitating or causative factors, with little information on this ...
William, Ng +5 more
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1984
Eight and possibly nine cases of a major congenital ear anomaly that has been termed the question mark ear have been presented in the course of the last two decades. The consistency of the appearance of the anomaly and the demonstration that it has in several instances been familial makes it clear that a chance event is not involved, but rather that a ...
Bard Cosman, Madeleine Cosman
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Eight and possibly nine cases of a major congenital ear anomaly that has been termed the question mark ear have been presented in the course of the last two decades. The consistency of the appearance of the anomaly and the demonstration that it has in several instances been familial makes it clear that a chance event is not involved, but rather that a ...
Bard Cosman, Madeleine Cosman
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Ear Reconstruction with a Flap from the Medial Surface of the Auricle
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1985Correction of defects of the external ear following trauma or partial amputation for cancerous lesions is difficult. A flap from the medial surface of the auricle has been devised to correct the deformity. The flap is either introduced through the cartilaginous framework or passed around the edge of the helical cartilage for reconstruction of the ...
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Pseudocyst of the auricle: an uncommon entity of the ear.
Skinmed, 2012A 48-year-old white man presented with a 2-month history of a lump on his right ear following purported exposure to the cold. The patient denied any history of trauma, rubbing, insect bite, or inflammation at the site. The patient was otherwise healthy and was not taking any medications. The lesion was completely asymptomatic, as the patient denied any
Alexis, Sheaffer +2 more
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The petrified auricle: Comments on ossification, calcification and exostoses of the external ear
The Laryngoscope, 1985AbstractThe petrified auricle is a clinical entity in which the auricle, in part or total, has become stone‐hard and moves as a rigid unit. This uncommon condition is most often due to ectopic calcification of the auricular cartilage. It may occur as a result of local trauma, in association with various systemic diseases such as Addison's disease ...
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Correction of protruding ears in combination with reduction surgery of hyperplastic auricles
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 1981A special technique is presented for correction of protruding ears (otoclisis) simultaneously with reduction of hyperplastic auricles (otomioplasty). This method was developed at our Clinic for Plastic Surgery in Munich more than 30 years age and has been tested and observed since with very satisfactory results. The first part of the procedure requires
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The Growing Ear: Anthropometric Development of the Fetal Auricle
BackgroundThe external ear consists of the auricle/pinna and external auditory canal. The auricle development begins between the 5th and 9th weeks of gestation from six auricular hillocks derived from the first and second pharyngeal arches. By 13th–14th weeks the hillocks fuse to complete the development of the auricle, which reaches its final positionAlejandro Acosta-Rodríguez +4 more
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