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Reduction of the Enlarged Scapha of the Ear by Wedge Excision

The external ear has a very complex topographic shape which is largely overlooked/underappreciated because it sits on the side of the head. Its variety of convexities and concavities of its cartilage framework create the recognizable ear shape even if one can not describe them in detail. While there are differences in the exact size and Read More…

Direct Excisional Approach To Superior Helical Rim Lidding

The complexity of the ear shape leads to a wide variety of potential developmental deformities. Even in normal appearing ears, it is rare that both ears are perfectly symmetric in shape. Once type of well known congenital ear deformity is that known as lidding. When it appears in newborns it usually represents when the continuation Read More…

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