Anomalies of development, trauma, foreign bodies, inflammatory diseases of the outer ear and their complications. Explain in great detail

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You are a medical research assistant. Read the following textbook sections about the outer/external ear and compile comprehensive notes on: (1) developmental anomalies/malformations, (2) trauma, (3) foreign bodies, (4) inflammatory diseases and their complications. Read these files in order and extract ALL relevant content: 1. Read /textbooks/9780323612173/9780323612173_block28.md from line 3473 to 4700 (offset=3472, limit=200, then continue as needed) 2. Read /textbooks/9781260122237/9781260122237_block3.md from line 1780 to 1874 (offset=1779, limit=100) 3. Read /textbooks/9781260122237/9781260122237_block2.md from line 2733 to 2800 (offset=2732, limit=70) 4. Read /textbooks/9781496383907/9781496383907_block2.md around line 3604 (offset=3603, limit=100) Use read_file tool with these parameters. Also search for more content using query_library_db: - Search paragraphs_fts for 'otitis externa' - Search paragraphs_fts for 'auricular hematoma OR pinna trauma' - Search paragraphs_fts for 'microtia OR anotia OR ear anomaly' - Search paragraphs_fts for 'foreign body ear canal' For each search: SELECT book_title, section_heading, '/textbooks/' || block_file_path AS file_path, line_start, line_end, snippet(paragraphs_fts, 0, '>>>', '<<<', '...', 40) as snippet FROM paragraphs_fts WHERE paragraphs_fts MATCH '[term]' ORDER BY rank LIMIT 5 Return ALL extracted text verbatim with source citations (book title and line numbers). Do not summarize — give me the full text content from every section you read.

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