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What is the range of motion for the external ear? in other words if you pull it up and down can you dislocate it or is firmly attached to structures?
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IT IS ATTACHED!: and trying to move it "beyond" that attachment is VERY PAINFUL.... Hope this is helpful!
Answered 9/29/2018
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