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Journal Scan Hand and Wrist A Technique to Improve Foot Appearance After Trimmed Toe or Hallux Harvesting
Journal Scan Hand and Wrist A Technique to Improve Foot Appearance After Trimmed Toe or Hallux Harvesting
Wednesday, 21 March 2007 16:00
Francisco del Piñal MD, PhD., et al. – We describe a technique to improve the appearance of the donor site after hallux harvesting...As a bonus, the amount of skin that can be harvested with the trimmed toe is slightly increased. The main drawback is that the number of toes is reduced to 4 Journal of Hand Surgery
Francisco del Piñal MD, PhD., et al. – We describe a technique to improve the appearance of the donor site after hallux harvesting...As a bonus, the amount of skin that can be harvested with the trimmed toe is slightly increased. The main drawback is that the number of toes is reduced to 4
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