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ASSESSMENT OF AMPLIFIED V-Y FLAPS FOR NASAL DEFECT RECONSTRUCTION
2013
Basrah journal of surgery
The skin of the nose is relatively adherent to the underlying structures secondary to deficient subcutaneous tissues. This may interfere with local flap recruitment, as in the nasal tip, and thus it is difficult to utilize traditional V-Y flaps to close large nasal defects. The addition of an amplified limb as a transposition flap onto the advancing edge of the V-Y flap is considered. This limb is utilized from the remaining nasal skin adjacent to the defect being reconstructed and is attached
doi:10.33762/bsurg.2013.81512
fatcat:dze65kg6y5e3xhbg3liy4boogm