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Bleeding from the ulcer on the center of the port-wine stain on the cheek temporarily stopped.
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F1
Bleeding was temporarily controlled but could not be stopped (Fig 1).
Resection of the port-wine stain. The facial artery and vein were exposed for microvascular reconstruction.
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F2
Anemia worsened daily, leading us to resect the port-wine stain on the right cheek (Fig 2).
After reconstruction using an anterolateral thigh flap. The flap covered the entire raw surface but was swelled and bulky.
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F3
The subcutaneous defect was covered with a free anterolateral thigh flap (Fig 3).