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Repair Of Electrical Injury To Scalp
Electrical injury to the scalp. Highly necrotic and infected bone fragment on which an attempt at trephining had not allowed good granulation to grow. After excision the dura was exposed and was treated with a right anterio-lateral thigh flap with an anastomosis low down to the superficial temporal vessels. Sparse hair can be seen (from the region of the thigh) growing in the flap. Chain link rib bone grafts are yet to be inserted.  |
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02-01-2013, 03:55 PM
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Re: Repair Of Electrical Injury To Scalp
I'm not laughing...
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02-02-2013, 06:54 PM
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Re: Repair Of Electrical Injury To Scalp
Doctor 1: "Shit ted, how are we gonna fix this?" Doctor 2: "Well we COULD just glue his ass cheek to his head" Doctor 1: "BRILLIANT!!" |
