It is important to be aware that an auricular haematoma may also occur on the posterior surface of the ear, or possibly on both surfaces, although this is less common (1). The risk of necrosis is ...

The lymph nodes behind the ear are called the posterior auricular lymph nodes. Mastoiditis is a bacterial infection affecting the mastoid. The mastoid is the part of the skull bone behind the ear.

. A pit (arrow) leading to a cystic cavity reaching the post-auricular groove could be seen here, situated in the lower part of the medial surface of right pinna just superior to the lobule . Sinogram ...

“The posterior tibialis is a muscle that originates on the back, or posterior, part of the tibia and fibula (your lower leg bones), up close to your knee,” explains Cathlin ...

the superior auricular muscle lifts it slightly, and the posterior auricular muscle pulls it backward. Together, these movements create what we recognize as ear wiggling. While everyone has ...

“By improving the circulation, especially in the preauricular and posterior auricular lymphatics, you’re able to remove the excess fluid and depuff the face,” Dr. Kim explains. You can use ...

Human #3 is a doctor in otology (specialized in auricle reconstruction); Human #4 is a researcher on ear anatomy and audiology. Human #5 is a technician on otology; Human #6 is a nurse on facial ...

Result: the more demanding the listening task, the more the superior and posterior auricular muscles contracted, as if they were instinctively trying to orient the ears towards the sound source, ...

Meanwhile, electrical signals from the ear's left and right superior auricular and posterior auricular muscles, as well as the jaw's masseter muscles, were recorded and later processed for a ...

They found two of the auricular muscles reacted differently to the different conditions. “The posterior auricular muscles reacted to changes in direction while the superior auricular muscles ...

And when sounds came from behind a participant, the posterior auricular muscles contracted as if attempting to point the ears in that direction. If you can wiggle your ears, you can use these muscles ...

The team found that two auricular muscles reacted differently to the various conditions. The posterior auricular muscles reacted to changes in direction. By comparison, the superior auricular ...