[The median bipediculate dermal flap in the treatment of laparocele. A technical note]

|April 15, 1989

Abstract:

The importance of correctly anchoring the bipediculate dermal border to the musculofascial plane in order to restore the function of the muscles of the abdominal wall is underlined. The technique adopted to avoid the appearance of "dog's ear" is also described.

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