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Summary
- 1.An extended role for Bakamjian's delto-pectoral flap is described in surgery of the head and neck and surgery of the hand.
- 2.The role in head and neck surgery has included the primary resurfacing of defects of post-triangle mastoid, ear, parotid, full thickness of cheek, angle of mouth and chin.
- 3.The role in hand surgery has concerned primary resurfacing of the hand—dorsum and palm.
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© 1970 E. & S. Livingstone. Published by Elsevier Inc.
