External auditory exostoses, more commonly known as Surfer’s Ear, is no fun. It occurs when the ear is perpetually exposed to cold air and cold water, like when surfing…hence the name. Because of that ...
The surfer's ear cases in early modern humans were similar to human cases today. But the researchers were most surprised by how common the condition was in Neanderthals. Half of the 23 Neanderthal ...
WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, N.C. -- Two or three times a week George Brinson looks in a patient's ear and knows he has a surfer on his hands. Years on the water leave bony bumps that crowd the ear canal, he ...
CHANGED HER LIFE FOREVER. BASEBALL AIRPLANE. RAILROAD. THE WORDS ARE SIMPLE, BUT JUST BEING ABLE TO HEAR THEM IS SOMETHING MISTY NORDSTROM FEARED MIGHT NEVER HAPPEN. NOT AFTER A TERRIFYING MOMENT ...
Surfer's ear, bony bumps in ear canal. Male skulls from Cerro Juan Díaz, Panama site. Feature 3.2 (AD 350-600). Disclaimer: AAAS and EurekAlert! are not responsible for the accuracy of news releases ...
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