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Developing and Piloting a Dedicated Support Group for Young Adults With Multiple Sclerosis. [PDF]
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Combined effect of Millet-Cowpea intercropping and biopesticide application against <i>Heliocheilus albipunctella</i> De Joannis (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) in Burkina Faso. [PDF]
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What Makes an Effective Chief of Pediatric Cardiology: Insights From Chiefs of North American Pediatric Programs. [PDF]
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Pediatrics In Review, 2021
Congenital ear abnormalities present an aesthetic and psychosocial concern for pediatric patients and their parents. Diagnosis of external ear deformities is based on clinical examination and is facilitated by an understanding of normal ear anatomy. Ear anomalies can be categorized as malformations or deformations.
Sana L, Bhatti +3 more
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Congenital ear abnormalities present an aesthetic and psychosocial concern for pediatric patients and their parents. Diagnosis of external ear deformities is based on clinical examination and is facilitated by an understanding of normal ear anatomy. Ear anomalies can be categorized as malformations or deformations.
Sana L, Bhatti +3 more
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Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics of North America, 2009
The projection and exposure of the auricle make it particularly susceptible to actinic injury and thus to cutaneous malignancies. Auricular reconstruction is challenging because of its unique surface anatomy and undulating topography. This article organizes auricular defects into different categories based on anatomic location and extent of tissue loss,
David C, Shonka, Stephen S, Park
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The projection and exposure of the auricle make it particularly susceptible to actinic injury and thus to cutaneous malignancies. Auricular reconstruction is challenging because of its unique surface anatomy and undulating topography. This article organizes auricular defects into different categories based on anatomic location and extent of tissue loss,
David C, Shonka, Stephen S, Park
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A.M.A. Archives of Dermatology, 1958
In a previous paper1a technique for ear-piercing was described which utilized a specially made earring. It was so designed that the earring itself was the instrument for piercing the ears. In this paper, I shall describe this method and also a clamp which makes the procedure practically painless and bloodless.
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In a previous paper1a technique for ear-piercing was described which utilized a specially made earring. It was so designed that the earring itself was the instrument for piercing the ears. In this paper, I shall describe this method and also a clamp which makes the procedure practically painless and bloodless.
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British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1995
Four cases of ear reduction for congenital macrotia and ear asymmetry are presented. To minimize the visible scarring the technique of helical advancement was used. The indications for this uncommon procedure are discussed with a review of the literature.
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Four cases of ear reduction for congenital macrotia and ear asymmetry are presented. To minimize the visible scarring the technique of helical advancement was used. The indications for this uncommon procedure are discussed with a review of the literature.
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 2002
Most trauma to the ear is minimal and can heal with excellent results if meticulous repair is performed immediately after the accident. Amputation of the ear, on the other hand, is a very serious problem and can lead to severe deformity. Many reattachment and reconstruction techniques are described; however, reattachment of the severed ear continues to
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Most trauma to the ear is minimal and can heal with excellent results if meticulous repair is performed immediately after the accident. Amputation of the ear, on the other hand, is a very serious problem and can lead to severe deformity. Many reattachment and reconstruction techniques are described; however, reattachment of the severed ear continues to
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