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(A) 40/M with defect over great toe. (B) Reverse FDMA flap being elevated. (C) Plantar V-Y advancement. (D) After closure Plantar aspect. (E) Dorsum of foot after graft application. (F) Dorsum: well-settled flap. (G) Plantar aspect: well-settled flap
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FDMA skin flap was elevated [Figure 2B] and a plantar V-Y advancement flap was used for the same defect to assist tension-free closure [Figure 2C]. Figures 2D and E show the dorsal and plantar sides after final closure while Figures 2F and G show the late postoperative, well-settled flaps.
(A) 27/M with defect over great toe. (B) Defect being covered with distally based EDB. (C) Final late postoperative.
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Case 2: In a 27 year-old male with a defect over the great toe [Figure 3A], a distally based EDB flap was used to cover the defect [Figure 3B]. The late postoperative well-settled flap is shown in Figure 3C.