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Concha of ear structure

Known as: Concha of pinna, Concha auriculae, Conchal part of pinna 
The concave area of the auricle next to the ear canal.
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2014
2014
En este trabajo se estudian los representantes de la familia Siderolitidae FINLAY y se realiza una revision profunda y una… 
2009
2009
Resumen El presente articulo muestra una sintesis de la informacion arqueobotanica mas reciente para Puerto Rico proveniente del… 
1993
1993
In order to make natural auricular features in a simple and certain way and also to prevent the occurrence of a postoperative lop… 
1983
1983
Auricular cartilage, freed posteriorly from prestressing factors such as muscle and connective tissue, can readily be maintained… 
1974
1974
A 43-year-old woman has extensive nevus of Ota associated with ipsilateral sensorineural deafness. She has unilateral pigmentary… 
1967
1967
RAMSAY HUNT 1 in 1907 described a syndrome which he attributed to geniculate ganglion pathology consisting of herpes zoster… 
1953
1953
THE CLASSIFICATION of new growths of the ear based on origin comprises three types: (1) extrinsic, in which only the auricle… 
1951
1951
THIS communication will record the experience at this institute in the management of tumors of the middle ear and mastoid which… 
1949
1949
HERPES zoster affecting the head, especially auricular herpes zoster (herpes zoster oticus), is often associated with facial…