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ORL, 2010
Keloid formation is a rare complication of normal scar tissue development, also to the surgeon who performs surgery on the external ear. We are presenting 4 cases of keloid formation which occurred after ear piercing in 2 cases and after otoplasty in another 2 cases.
C, Buchwald, L H, Nielsen, J, Rosborg
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Keloid formation is a rare complication of normal scar tissue development, also to the surgeon who performs surgery on the external ear. We are presenting 4 cases of keloid formation which occurred after ear piercing in 2 cases and after otoplasty in another 2 cases.
C, Buchwald, L H, Nielsen, J, Rosborg
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1993
Despite the disfigurement and symptoms from these abnormal wound responses, the literature offers little consensus about appropriate therapy. Few prospective blinded studies have been performed to compare therapeutic options. Multiple therapies have been reported. Most physicians agree with Kelly's emphasis on the importance of prevention.
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Despite the disfigurement and symptoms from these abnormal wound responses, the literature offers little consensus about appropriate therapy. Few prospective blinded studies have been performed to compare therapeutic options. Multiple therapies have been reported. Most physicians agree with Kelly's emphasis on the importance of prevention.
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Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1992
J T, Lanza, F E, Lucente, G, Har-El
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J T, Lanza, F E, Lucente, G, Har-El
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The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology, 1978
There is a type of keloid that tends to suppuration. The causes and mechanisms, symptomatology, and management of suppurative keloids are discussed briefly.
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There is a type of keloid that tends to suppuration. The causes and mechanisms, symptomatology, and management of suppurative keloids are discussed briefly.
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TREATMENT OF KELOIDS WITH HYALURONIDASE
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954Keloids are a vexing problem. The surgeon finds them a multiheaded hydra, ready to spring up again after being cut down, and the dermatologist is frustrated often when radiotherapy fails. The patient finds his healing— scars—unesthetic and frequently painful and itchy. In many cases, the cure is worse than the disease, and nothing is done.
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THE TREATMENT OF KELOIDS AND KELOIDAL SCARS
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1953openaire +2 more sources