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*<font color="white"> This is an aural haematoma and is most often seen in conjunction with ear disease. In this case it may be related to trauma as a result of head shaking and scratching. Aural haematomas are best treated surgically.</font>
*<font color="white"> This is an aural haematoma and is most often seen in conjunction with ear disease. In this case it may be related to trauma as a result of head shaking and scratching. Aural haematomas are best treated surgically.</font>
To find out more you can use the link [[CCSA4|HERE]].
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