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Pediatrics, 1982
We read with interest the recent paper by Rafaat1 describing hypertrichosis pinnae in infants born to diabetic women. We have noted the association for many years and have illustrated the observation in an article relating the adequacy of maternal diabetic control to patterns of fetal growth.2 Although the degree of hirsutism increases with poor ...
D L, Woods, A F, Malan
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We read with interest the recent paper by Rafaat1 describing hypertrichosis pinnae in infants born to diabetic women. We have noted the association for many years and have illustrated the observation in an article relating the adequacy of maternal diabetic control to patterns of fetal growth.2 Although the degree of hirsutism increases with poor ...
D L, Woods, A F, Malan
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The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 2000
A description is given of some aspects of the normal human auricle. The physiognomy of the auricle is different for every individual which leads to the possibility of identifying people based on their auricles. Indeed this has even led to the reading of earprints similar to fingerprints, a fact not generally known amongst ENT-specialists.
L, Feenstra, C, van der Lugt
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A description is given of some aspects of the normal human auricle. The physiognomy of the auricle is different for every individual which leads to the possibility of identifying people based on their auricles. Indeed this has even led to the reading of earprints similar to fingerprints, a fact not generally known amongst ENT-specialists.
L, Feenstra, C, van der Lugt
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1992
This article discusses both the surgical and nonsurgical management of the burned ear. Partial and total autologous reconstruction, as well as osseointegrated prosthetic reconstruction, are described.
E, Eriksson, P M, Vogt
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This article discusses both the surgical and nonsurgical management of the burned ear. Partial and total autologous reconstruction, as well as osseointegrated prosthetic reconstruction, are described.
E, Eriksson, P M, Vogt
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1987
Ear trauma, a common problem in emergency medicine is discussed in this review. Although injuries of the ear are not life threatening, they may account for significant morbidity. Patients may experience severe pain, hearing loss, tinnitus, or vertigo. Poor healing of injuries to the external ear may result in a cosmetic deformity as well.
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Ear trauma, a common problem in emergency medicine is discussed in this review. Although injuries of the ear are not life threatening, they may account for significant morbidity. Patients may experience severe pain, hearing loss, tinnitus, or vertigo. Poor healing of injuries to the external ear may result in a cosmetic deformity as well.
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Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2012
This article classifies man's ear concha to defined shape groups where the concha is the hollow area next to the ear canal. Quantitative results about the ear concha shapes as well as their classification into 36 defined shape groups are also reported.
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This article classifies man's ear concha to defined shape groups where the concha is the hollow area next to the ear canal. Quantitative results about the ear concha shapes as well as their classification into 36 defined shape groups are also reported.
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