Abstract:Summary:
A reverse medial plantar flap is a major option for reconstructing the plantar forefoot. However, reconstruction of the distal forefoot stretches the vessels, causing tightness, and the skin graft to the donor site adds pressure to the vessel, precipitating venous congestion. We used a reverse medial plantar flap to reconstruct the lateral distal forefoot with a flow-through of the anterolateral thigh (ALT) flap for donor site coverage to maintain physiological and stable blood flow. A 74-… Show more
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