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Resurfacing of the severely burned hand with a radial forearm flap
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|June 1, 1985
Abstract:
The distally based island radial forearm flap has been used successfully on three occasions to resurface the severely burned hand as a single-stage procedure, in patients unsuitable for a multi-stage operation.
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