GASTRO-ESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE (GERD):
Silicone ear splints may be molded to the front and back of the earlobe and secured in place with a head wrap, sutures, or both. When splints are unavailable, compression may be done by suturing a button or piece of nasal packing to the front and back of the auricle. Compressive dressing must be held in place for 3-5 days (46). Contusions ................
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