The collapsed earmold phenomenon
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Ear and Hearing
|May 1, 1983
Abstract:
This paper describes the collapsed earmold phenomenon resulting from a wide bore earmold. The collapse was alleviated by a simple modification of the earmold (cutting of its most medial 1/6 of an inch).
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