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The reverse sural artery flap for the reconstruction of distal third of the leg and foot
Soft tissue defects around the distal third of the leg and the foot present a major reconstructive challenge. There is limited expertise with free tissue transfers in many developing countries, necessitating consideration of other options for the closure of such defects. The versatility and reliabil...
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