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shabana · Credits: 11510 My Scrapbook

hi my friends

postauricular sulcus is preserved in
a_acute mastoiditis
b_furunculosis

i think it is b
what is your opinion

legaldevil · Credits: 2816 My Scrapbook

i agree with you i dont have disscussion to suport this sorry.

shabana · Credits: 11510 My Scrapbook

thanks alot
but i have evidence pic

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shabana · Credits: 11510 My Scrapbook

pls i need any confirmation?????????

am i right????????????

shabana · Credits: 11510 My Scrapbook

i need your help
pls what is ur opinin?

shabana · Credits: 11510 My Scrapbook

any reply pls??????

shabana · Credits: 11510 My Scrapbook

where are you friends
what happened in this site
no response for this easy Q at all

shabana · Credits: 11510 My Scrapbook

any reply pls

drsmita_s · Credits: 18609 My Scrapbook

acute mastoiditis: inflammation of the mucosal lining of antrum and mastoid air cell system. it usually accompanies or follows ASOM. regarding the signs , of the many signs one is swelling over the mastoid. initially there is oedema of periosteum ; later retroauricular sulcus becomes obliterated and pinna is pushed forwardand downwards.

furunculosis (localised acute otitis externa) : a furuncle of posterior meatal wall causes oedema over the mastoid with obliteration of the retroauriculargroove.

so, the conclusion is that the retroauricular sulcus may be obliterated in both the conditions.

shabana · Credits: 11510 My Scrapbook

thanks alot but any ref? pls

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