Reconstruction of acquired ear defects with transauricular flaps.

@article{WoodSmith1995ReconstructionOA,
  title={Reconstruction of acquired ear defects with transauricular flaps.},
  author={D. Wood-Smith and J. Ascherman and M. Albom},
  journal={Plastic and reconstructive surgery},
  year={1995},
  volume={95 1},
  pages={
          173-5
        }
}
Retroauricular flaps based superiorly, inferiorly, or posteriorly may be tunneled through the ear to close a variety of acquired ear defects in a single-stage procedure. The technique is particularly helpful for larger, nonmarginal deformities in which both skin and perichondrium have been excised. 
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