Skin Scars
Regional / Pedicled Flap Wound Reconstruction
Regional / Pedicled Flap Wound Reconstruction moves nearby tissue into a wound while keeping it connected to its original blood supply.
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Regional / Pedicled Flap Reconstruction
Regional / Pedicled Flap Reconstruction moves nearby tissue, keeping its blood supply attached, to repair or rebuild a damaged area.
Hands Wrists · Arms
Regional Pedicled Flap Reconstruction – Upper Extremity
Regional Pedicled Flap Reconstruction – Upper Extremity moves nearby tissue, keeping its blood supply attached, to cover damaged areas of the arm or hand.
Skin Scars
Local Flap Wound Reconstruction
Local Flap Wound Reconstruction moves nearby skin and tissue into a wound to cover and close the area.
Face
Regional Flap Facial Reconstruction
Regional Flap Facial Reconstruction moves nearby tissue with its blood supply to repair an area of missing or damaged facial tissue.
Breast Chest
Bipedicled DIEP Flap Breast Reconstruction
Bipedicled DIEP Flap Breast Reconstruction uses lower belly skin and fat with two blood supplies to rebuild a breast while preserving abdominal muscle.
Breast reconstruction
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