Microtic, Lop, Cup and Protruding Ears

Rogers, Blair O.

doi:10.1097/00006534-196803000-00003

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“…2 The particular deformity addressed in this chapter is actually a group of deformities that have a common overall appearance of the prominent auricle. In fact, certain characteristics (e.g., prominent Darwin's tubercles and flattened helical margins) have been suggested as predisposing to criminal behavior.…”

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29 Otoplasty

2016

Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

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Section: Historical Overviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

29 Otoplasty

2016

Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

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“…4 Although this historical stereotype is cruelly unfounded, it highlights the aesthetic importance placed on the helix's complex curvilinear shape. Several authors in the past have described elaborate techniques for obtaining an aesthetic helical curl.…”

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Aesthetic Otoplasty

Maurice

Eisbach

2005

Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery

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“…Zur Einteilung von Ohrmuschelfehlbildungen werden in der Literatur vielfältige Vorschläge angegeben, beispielsweise von Rogers [13] und Tanzer [17]. Die geläufigste, im klinischen Alltag praktikable Einteilung stammt von Weerda [24] und wurde kürzlich in einer Konsensuskonferenz der deutschen Gesellschaft für HNO-Heilkunde, Kopf-und Halschirurgie übernommen [7].…”

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Otoplastik zur Korrektur abstehender Ohrmuscheln

Heppt

Trautmann

1999

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Protruding ears are the most common auricular deformities for which patients seek consultation. These deformities belong to the first degree dysplasias and result from an overdeveloped concha, an underdeveloped anthelix or a prominent lobule. Otoplastic techniques to correct these malformations are based on such surgical principles as suturing, incision, excision, scoring and burring of the auricular cartilage. By emphasizing these basic procedures the most useful techniques are described. Special importance is placed on the indications for surgery, basic principles and techniques used.

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Microtic, Lop, Cup and Protruding Ears

Cited by 77 publications

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29 Otoplasty

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Aesthetic Otoplasty

Otoplastik zur Korrektur abstehender Ohrmuscheln

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