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TECHNIQUE . We recommend sharp dissection throughout the procedure ,
except , of course , during the use of a bone cutter or saw to transect the distal
phalanx 1 to 2 mm distal to the extensor and flexor hallucis longus insertions .
The skin ...
TECHNIQUE . We recommend sharp dissection throughout the procedure ,
except , of course , during the use of a bone cutter or saw to transect the distal
phalanx 1 to 2 mm distal to the extensor and flexor hallucis longus insertions .
The skin ...
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Remove the skin only initially and cauterize the vessels . Remove a slightly
smaller segment of extensor tendon and dorsal capsule of the proximal
interphalangeal joint , leaving a 2 mm remnant of extensor tendon attached to the
base of the ...
Remove the skin only initially and cauterize the vessels . Remove a slightly
smaller segment of extensor tendon and dorsal capsule of the proximal
interphalangeal joint , leaving a 2 mm remnant of extensor tendon attached to the
base of the ...
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Perineal area is covered with sterile plastic sheet glued to skin about perineum
and anteriorly and posteriorly proximal to iliac crest . End of table is covered by
sterile sheet to protect gown of assistant . B , Skin is prepared proximal to iliac
crest ...
Perineal area is covered with sterile plastic sheet glued to skin about perineum
and anteriorly and posteriorly proximal to iliac crest . End of table is covered by
sterile sheet to protect gown of assistant . B , Skin is prepared proximal to iliac
crest ...
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VOLUME | 737 |
Osteomyelitis 651 | 747 |
Soft tissue tumors | 807 |
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