Sport injuries of the ear and temporal bone
LM Osetinsky, GS Hamilton, ML Carlson - Clin Sports Med, 2017 - books.google.com
LM Osetinsky, GS Hamilton, ML Carlson
Clin Sports Med, 2017•books.google.comAuricular hematoma requires prompt drainage and application of a bolster dressing to avoid
chondronecrosis and permanent deformity. Facial nerve function and hearing status should
be investigated thoroughly and documented as soon as possible after temporal bone
trauma. Early subspecialty referral should be obtained in patients with facial paresis,
suspected sensorineural hearing loss, temporal bone fracture, suspected cerebrospinal fluid
leak or suspected intracranial injury.
chondronecrosis and permanent deformity. Facial nerve function and hearing status should
be investigated thoroughly and documented as soon as possible after temporal bone
trauma. Early subspecialty referral should be obtained in patients with facial paresis,
suspected sensorineural hearing loss, temporal bone fracture, suspected cerebrospinal fluid
leak or suspected intracranial injury.
Auricular hematoma requires prompt drainage and application of a bolster dressing to avoid chondronecrosis and permanent deformity. Facial nerve function and hearing status should be investigated thoroughly and documented as soon as possible after temporal bone trauma. Early subspecialty referral should be obtained in patients with facial paresis, suspected sensorineural hearing loss, temporal bone fracture, suspected cerebrospinal fluid leak or suspected intracranial injury.
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