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Limberg flap is rhombic, not rhomboid

Ardelt et al., 2016

Document ID
12963155479175206253
Author
Ardelt M
Settmacher U
Publication year
Publication venue
Plastic and reconstructive surgery

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Flaps” chapter of the book Modern Trends in Plastic Surgery. 2 Limberg described the coverage of a rhombusshaped defect using a paper model. In this model, the opposite angles are 60 degree and 120 degrees, and the lengths of all sides are identical …
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