Antitragus structure

Known as: Antitragal part of pinna, Antitragus

A projection or prominence opposite the tragus that is found on the lower exterior portion of the ear.

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2013

The external ear is a unique part of the human sensory system. Morphological defects of external ear are important because of the…

1997

Abstract. Based upon a study of the embryologic anatomy of the external ear, the authors have suggested that the antitragus…

1995

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1985

Review

1985

Chondrodermatitis helicis is a benign, painful lesion of the auricle affecting the elderly population, particularly men. These…

1983

A 22-month-old boy was found to be trisomic for distal 14q due to malsegregation of a t(10;14)(q26.3;q32.1)pat. This observation…

1981

Trisomy-19 mosaicism was observed in lymphocytes of a newborn male with facial dysmorphism (upward slanting palpebral fissures…

1975

Three observations of partial trisomy 4q are reported: the first due to a familial translocation the second to a de nove…

1972

The study of hairs on the different parts of the pinna of adult males among the endogamous groups of Kerala province, India…

1960

In most instances the protruding ear is a congenital and/or hereditary deformity caused by maldevelopment of the anthelix. The…