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[Groin flap plastic surgery using McGregor's method].

V Meyer·D Maass
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The specific advantages of the groin flap to the other axial pattern flaps from the trunk are outlined, followed by a detailed description of the operative procedure and the postoperative management. Based on our experience, the groin flap is an uncritical flap and can be recommended in numerous instances either of primary repair or secondary reconstruction of the injured hand.

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V Meyer, D Maass. 1978. [Groin flap plastic surgery using McGregor's method].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/342456/

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