Fulfilling nutritional requirements.
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The use of a pedicled, osteocutaneous groin flap to reconstruct a composite, interpositional loss of tissue in the thumb is reported. The bone is transferred as a living segment, not a dying graft, and hence affords the rapidity and strength of primary bony union.
Epitheloid sarcoma of the pulp of the thumb followed repeated penetrating injuries to the digit. It was treated aggressively and successfully to date, nearly 5 years later. In some respects this case report parallels those animal experiments in which foreign body tumorigenesis has been demonstrated, and one might entertain a correlation.
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