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Latissimus dorsi muscle free flap revisited: A novel endoscope‐assisted approach

Cha et al., 2013

Document ID
9857927763657649265
Author
Cha W
Jeong W
Ahn S
Publication year
Publication venue
The Laryngoscope

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Abstract Objectives/Hypothesis: Achieving a functionally favorable and aesthetically acceptable outcome in oncologic and reconstructive surgery is important in the current era. Latissimus dorsi (LD) flap is traditionally performed with a large incision in lateral position …
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