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(a) The yellow aspect of the mass was translucent through the skin. (b). A 2.2-cm x 2.0-cm skin defect remained in the middle finger. (c) Resected tumour comprising a chalky substance.
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The yellow aspect of the mass was translucent through the skin (Figure 1(a)). We could easily close the skin in the little finger, whereas a 2.2 cm x 2.0 cm skin defect remained in the middle finger (Figure 1(b,c)).
(a-e) Reversed digital artery flap reconstruction was performed.
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Therefore, we performed a reverse ulnar digital artery flap reconstruction (Figure 2).
(a-b) Six months after the operation.
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No recurrence of the gout was observed during the follow-up period, and the effects of the treatment did not interfere with her daily life, although the joints were fixed at 10  flexion (Figure 3).