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case_images: CT angiogram showing extensive aorto-iliac disease.
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case_images: His evaluation of vascular disease showed bilateral aortoiliac disease (Figure 1).
case_images: Image showing the exposed prosthetic grafts.
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case_images: His post-operative period was complicated by lymph leak and surgical site infection of bilateral groin wounds, which ultimately led to exposed prosthetic grafts (Figure 2).
case_images: Image showing marking of the flaps (a) and dissection of the myocutaenous flap (b and c).
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case_images: He underwent bilateral rectus femoris myocutaneous flaps to cover the soft-tissue defect over the exposed prosthetic grafts (Figure 3).
case_images: Image showing the final appearance after graft positioning and closure.
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case_images: Myocutaneous flaps were tunnelled under the upper thigh skin to reach the exposed prosthetic grafts without tension (Figure 4).