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Wound defect post-excision and debridement.
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F1
Seven days after the lesion excision, he underwent irrigation and debridement of the wound, resulting in a 25 x 15-cm open wound (Fig 1).
Post-closure of wound defect.
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F2
The wound required extreme undermining and fascioucutaneous advancement in order for closure to be accomplished (Fig 2).
DuoDERM  on each side of wound closure.
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F3
Finally, after closure, DuoDERM  and silk tape brought the gluteal areas together in the center (Fig 3).
Silk tape on top of DuoDERM .
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F4
The skin and the wound incisions were viable without any compromise (Fig 4).