耳者，司听之窍也。耳门之名曰蔽，耳叶之名曰郭。凡耳被砍跌打落，或上脱下粘，或下脱上粘，内用封口
药，外用消毒定痛散敷贴；及耳后看脱落所向，用鹅翎横夹定，却用竹夹子直上横缚定，缚时要两耳相对，轻
轻缚住，或用缀法。
封口药 消毒定痛散（俱见鼻柱骨伤）
缀法（见鼻柱骨伤）
玉梁骨，即耳门骨。其处上即曲颊，下即颊车，两骨之合钳也，耳门内上通脑髓亦关灵明。若垫伤击伤，而
有碍于骨肉者，肿痛流血，服正骨紫金丹，八仙逍遥汤洗之；洗毕贴混元膏，坐卧避冷处。若伤重内连脑髓
及伤灵明，必昏沉不省人事，不进饮食，若再平素气血皆虚，必为不治之证。
八仙逍遥汤 专洗跌仆损伤，肿硬疼痛，及一切冷振风湿，筋骨血肉肢体酸痛诸证。
防风 荆芥 川芎 甘草（各一钱） 当归（酒洗） 黄柏（各二钱） 茅山苍术 牡丹皮 川椒（各三钱）
苦参（五钱）
共合一处，装白布袋内，扎口，水熬滚，熏洗患处。
两钓骨名曲颊，即上颊之合钳，曲如环形，以纳下牙车骨尾之钩者也。打仆损伤，耳肿腮硬，牙关紧急，
嚼物不合。宜内服正骨紫金丹，外贴万灵膏。坐卧避冷处。
正骨紫金丹 万灵膏（俱见巅顶伤）
颊车骨，即下牙床骨也，俗名牙钓，承载诸齿，能咀食物，有运动之象，故名颊车。其骨尾形如钩，上控于
曲颊之环。或打仆脱臼，或因风湿袭入钩环脱臼，单脱者为错，双脱者为落。凡治单脱者，用手法摘下不脱者，
以两手捧下颏，稍外拽复向内托之，则双皆入上环矣。再以布自地阁缠绕头顶以固之，宜内服正骨紫金丹，外贴
万灵膏。待能饮食后，去布，只用布兜其下颏。系于顶上，二三日可愈。若双脱者，治法同前。若欠而致脱臼
者，乃突滑也，无妨。脱臼者，俗名吊下巴。
欠者，俗名打哈气。
正骨紫金丹 万灵膏（方俱见巅顶伤）
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耳，是主管听觉的器官。耳孔的名称叫“蔽”，耳廓的名称叫“郭”。凡是耳朵被砍伤、跌打导致脱落，或者上端脱落下端粘连，或者下端脱落上端粘连，内服封口药，外用消毒定痛散敷贴；并在耳后观察脱落的方向，用鹅毛管横向夹住固定，再用竹夹子垂直横向绑缚固定，绑缚时要使两耳相对，轻轻绑住，或者使用缀法（缝合固定法）。
封口药和消毒定痛散（均见鼻柱骨损伤章节）
缀法（见鼻柱骨损伤章节）
玉梁骨，即耳门骨。其上方连接曲颊骨，下方连接颊车骨，这两块骨头像钳子一样咬合，耳门内部向上通达脑髓，也关系到神志清明。如果受到垫压或击打损伤，影响骨肉，出现肿痛流血，服用正骨紫金丹，用八仙逍遥汤清洗患处；清洗完毕后贴上混元膏，坐卧时避开寒冷之处。如果伤势严重，内连脑髓及损伤神志，必然出现昏沉不省人事、不能进食的症状，如果再平素气血虚弱，必定成为不治之症。
八仙逍遥汤：专门用于清洗跌打损伤引起的肿胀坚硬疼痛，以及一切冷颤风湿、筋骨血肉肢体酸痛等证候。
药材组成：防风、荆芥、川芎、甘草（各一钱），当归（酒洗）、黄柏（各二钱），茅山苍术、牡丹皮、川椒（各三钱），苦参（五钱）。
将以上药材混合一处，装入白布袋中，扎紧袋口，用水煮沸，先熏后洗患处。
两钓骨名为曲颊骨，即上颌骨的咬合部分，弯曲如环形，用来容纳下颌骨尾部的钩状突起。跌打损伤后，耳朵肿胀腮部僵硬，牙关紧急，咀嚼食物不合缝。宜内服正骨紫金丹，外贴万灵膏。坐卧时避开寒冷之处。
颊车骨，即下颌骨，俗称牙钓，承载所有牙齿，能够咀嚼食物，具有运动的功能，所以名叫颊车。其骨尾部形状像钩子，向上控制于曲颊骨的环状结构中。或者是跌打导致脱臼，或者因风湿侵袭导致钩环脱臼，单侧脱臼称为“错”，双侧脱臼称为“落”。凡是治疗单侧脱臼者，用手法将未脱臼的一侧摘下（复位），用双手捧住下巴，稍向外拽然后向内托举，则两侧都能进入上方的环状结构中。再用布条从下巴缠绕至头顶以固定，宜内服正骨紫金丹，外贴万灵膏。等到能饮食后，去掉布条，只用布兜住下巴系于头顶，二三日即可痊愈。如果是双侧脱臼，治疗方法同前。如果是因打哈欠导致脱臼，属于关节突滑脱，无大妨碍。脱臼者，俗称吊下巴。
打哈欠，俗称打哈气。
The ear is the orifice responsible for hearing. The name of the ear canal is "Bi" (Obstruction), and the name of the auricle is "Guo" (Wall). Whenever the ear is severed, fallen due to trauma, or dislocated such that the upper part detaches while the lower remains adhered, or vice versa, internal administration of sealing medicine should be used, and external application of Disinfecting and Pain-Relieving Powder (Xiaodu Dingtong San) should be applied. Observe the direction of dislocation behind the ear, use a goose feather tube for horizontal clamping fixation, and then secure it with a bamboo clamp in a vertical horizontal binding manner. During binding, ensure both ears are facing each other, bind gently, or employ the suturing method (Zhui Fa).
Sealing Medicine and Disinfecting and Pain-Relieving Powder (See Nasal Bridge Bone Injury section).
Suturing Method (See Nasal Bridge Bone Injury section).
The Yuliang bone is the ear gate bone. Above this location is the Qujia (bent jaw) bone, and below is the Jiache (cheek car) bone; these two bones form a pincer-like occlusion. Internally, the ear gate connects upward to the brain marrow and is also related to mental clarity. If injured by pressure or blow, affecting the bone and flesh, resulting in swelling, pain, and bleeding, administer Zhenggu Zijin Dan (Orthopedic Purple Gold Pill) and wash the affected area with Baxian Xiaoyao Tang (Eight Immortals Free and Easy Wanderer Decoction); after washing, apply Hunyuan Gao (Primordial Ointment), and sit or lie in a place avoiding cold. If the injury is severe, involving the brain marrow internally and damaging mental clarity, there will inevitably be coma, unconsciousness, and inability to eat. If the patient is also constitutionally deficient in Qi and Blood, it becomes an incurable condition.
Baxian Xiaoyao Tang: Specifically used for washing injuries from falls and blows causing swelling, hardness, and pain, as well as all conditions of cold tremors, wind-dampness, and soreness/aching of the sinews, bones, flesh, blood, and limbs.
Ingredients: Fangfeng (Saposhnikovia Root), Jingjie (Schizonepeta Spike), Chuanxiong (Ligusticum Rhizome), Gancao (Licorice Root) (each 1 qian), Danggui (Angelica Sinensis Root, washed with wine), Huangbai (Phellodendron Bark) (each 2 qian), Maoshan Cangzhu (Atractylodes Lancea Rhizome from Maoshan), Mudanpi (Moutan Cortex), Chuanjiao (Zanthoxylum Pericarpium) (each 3 qian), Kushen (Sophora Root) (5 qian).
Mix all ingredients together, place in a white cloth bag, tie the mouth tightly, boil in water, fumigate and wash the affected area.
The Liangdiao bones are named Qujia bones, which refer to the occlusal part of the upper jaw, curved like a ring to accommodate the hook at the tail of the Xiaye (jaw car) bone. After traumatic injury, the ear swells, the cheek becomes hard, the jaw is tight, and chewing does not align properly. Internal administration of Zhenggu Zijin Dan (Orthopedic Purple Gold Pill) and external application of Wanling Gao (Myriad Spirits Ointment) are appropriate. Sit or lie in a place avoiding cold.
Zhenggu Zijin Dan (Orthopedic Purple Gold Pill) and Wanling Gao (Myriad Spirits Ointment) (See Vertex Injury section).
The Jiache bone is the mandible, commonly known as Yadiao. It bears all teeth and enables mastication, exhibiting movement, hence the name Jiache. Its tail is hook-shaped, controlling upwards into the ring of the Qujia bone. Trauma may cause dislocation, or wind-damp invasion may cause the hook and ring to dislocate. Unilateral dislocation is called "Cuo" (Misalignment), and bilateral dislocation is called "Luo" (Fall/Dislocation). For unilateral dislocation, use manual reduction: remove the non-dislocated side's obstruction, hold the chin with both hands, pull slightly outward, then push inward, so both sides re-enter the upper ring. Then wrap a cloth from the chin to the top of the head for stabilization. Internal administration of Zhenggu Zijin Dan (Orthopedic Purple Gold Pill) and external application of Wanling Gao (Myriad Spirits Ointment) are suitable. Once eating is possible, remove the cloth, using only a cloth sling under the chin tied to the top of the head; recovery takes two to three days. For bilateral dislocation, the treatment is the same as above. If dislocation occurs due to yawning, it is merely subluxation, which is harmless. Dislocation is commonly known as "hanging jaw."
Yawning is commonly known as "opening the mouth wide."
Zhenggu Zijin Dan (Orthopedic Purple Gold Pill) and Wanling Gao (Myriad Spirits Ointment) (Formulas see Vertex Injury section).
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