Contemporary Management of Microtia
Anish Abrol, Randall A. Bly, Kathleen C.Y. Sie, Amit D. Bhrany
Abstract
Anish Abrol, Randall A. Bly, Kathleen C.Y. Sie, Amit D. Bhrany
Abstract
Microtia techniques have evolved to improve esthetic outcomes, reduce donor site morbidities, and reduce complications. Patients with microtia commonly have aural atresia associated with conductive hearing loss. We present the evolution of our technique for microtia reconstruction and considerations for hearing management in these patients.
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Microtia techniques have evolved to improve esthetic outcomes, reduce donor site morbidities, and reduce complications. Patients with microtia commonly have aural atresia associated with conductive hearing loss. We present the evolution of our technique for microtia reconstruction and considerations for hearing management in these patients.
Key concepts: Microtia, Medicine, Atresia, Conductive hearing loss, Hearing loss, Audiology, Surgery