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An alternative treatment option to microsurgery for tissue defects of the anterior side of the tibia: Bipediculated flap

Ismail Kucuker, Ibrahim Alper Aksakal, Hasan Gocer, Nevzat Dabak.




Abstract

In addition to soft tissue and bone tissue injuries as a result of high-energy trauma against the lower extremities, serious tissue losses may occur following tumor surgeries. For the reconstruction of this region, there are various options. The preferred methods of reconstruction vary with respect to the experience and knowledge of the surgeon. In this case, the mega prosthesis used following a tibia tumor resection by virtue of local flaps is discussed.

Key words: Bipediculated flap, lower extremity, reconstruction





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