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A. Underdeveloped antihelical fold: There is effacement with poor definition of the antihelical fold, such that the conchal concavity is in continuity with the fossa of the helix.
B. Overdeveloped concha: There is excessive height of the conchal wall. The concha is deeply cupped.
C. Increased conchoscaphal angle: The angle is greater than 90 degrees.
-5% of whole pop
-59% have family history ( AD )
-Both genders equally affected
-Mostly affect right ear
Done by; Dr.Isra Ali
Supervised by; Prof.M Hassan