Acute external ear lesions: clinical aspects, assessment and management. We reviewed the
literature concerning the assessment and the management of the external ear traumas …

The external ear is exposed to weathering and trauma; it also has sparse vascularity,
making it prone to infection and disease. The external location of the cutaneous ear makes it …

Infections of the ear are among the most frequent causes for patients to seek care in the ED.
Although most infections are fairly simple to diagnose and treat, the anatomic complexity of …

Background: Ear trauma is complex, as different harmful agents can affect different parts of
the ear. The causative agents for ear trauma include mechanical and thermal factors …

The external ear is commonly involved in facial trauma. Injuries to the ear can range from
simple lacerations to complete avulsions. We review the normal auricular anatomy and …

To review the presentation, types and aetiology of ear trauma and various factors affecting
ear trauma in our patients over a 5 year period. All patients treated for ear trauma over a 5 …

INTRODUCTION—The management of blunt or penetrating middle ear trauma will be
reviewed here. The evaluation and management of ear barotrauma and temporal bone …