Reconstruction with distally based dorsalis pedis fasciocutaneous flap for the coverage distal toe-plantar defects, Pulsus Group Inc
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Case Reports (Online only) Summer 2012, Volume 20 Issue 2: e 25-e 27
 

Reconstruction with distally based dorsalis pedis fasciocutaneous flap for the coverage distal toe-plantar defects

IM Emsen

Reconstruction of small defects in the distal portion of the foot has always been a difficult problem. A case involving a young man with a deep electric burn of the distal lateral side of the big toe, successfully treated with a distally based dorsalis pedis fasciocutaneous flap, is presented. The donor site area of the dorsum of the foot was grafted, and deambulation was reassumed three weeks later. Advantages, limits and anatomical consideration regarding the viability of the flap are also discussed.

Dorsalis pedis | Fasciocutaneous | Flap | Reconstruction
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