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Coverage of defects over toes with distally based local flaps: A report of four cases
Reconstruction of the distal foot, especially of the toe has always been a challenging problem. Various methods have been tried with variable success rates and limitations. Presented here is a series of four cases, where distally based flaps were used. Two of them were Extensor Digitorum Brevis (EDB...
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| description | Reconstruction of the distal foot, especially of the toe has always
been a challenging problem. Various methods have been tried with
variable success rates and limitations. Presented here is a series of
four cases, where distally based flaps were used. Two of them were
Extensor Digitorum Brevis (EDB) muscle flaps and the other two were
first dorsal metatarsal artery (FDMA) based skin flaps. One in each of
the two was augmented with a plantar V-Y advancement flap. All flaps
survived completely without any flap- or donor site-related
complications. The patients were ambulated two weeks following the
reconstruction and were symptom-free after an average follow-up of
thirteen months. Distal flaps based on the dorsalis pedis system
provide a reliable cover for distal foot defects. |
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Extensor Digitorum Brevis (EDB) muscle flaps and the other two were
first dorsal metatarsal artery (FDMA) based skin flaps. One in each of
the two was augmented with a plantar V-Y advancement flap. All flaps
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first dorsal metatarsal artery (FDMA) based skin flaps. One in each of
the two was augmented with a plantar V-Y advancement flap. All flaps
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first dorsal metatarsal artery (FDMA) based skin flaps. One in each of
the two was augmented with a plantar V-Y advancement flap. All flaps
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| subjects | Care and treatment Case Report Communication Diagnosis Dissection distal foot defects Distal foot defects, distally based flaps, toe defects distally based flaps Foot Foot diseases Patients Risk factors Skin & tissue grafts Surgery Surgical techniques toe defects Veins & arteries |
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