— Basal cell carcinoma of the auricle presents a challenge in both excision and reconstruction to the clinician. The following case report discusses and illustrates the use of controlled excision with assessment of margins and reconstruction using chondrocutaneous advancement flaps and multiple Burow's triangles.
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