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Research Article| Volume 40, ISSUE 4, P432-435, July 1987

Extended use of the Mustarde´dancing man procedure

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      Abstract

      Webs other than epicanthal folds can be corrected by the Mustarde´“dancing man” procedure. A series of 20 patients is presented in whom this method has been used to correct either minor degrees of congenital syndactyly or burn scar contractures in fingers.

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