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case_images: (A) Inset of right RFF-STSG over right groin defect. (B) Four months postoperative. Well-healed RFF-STSG over right groin.
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case_images: After operative hematoma evacuation and debridement, microbiology culture sampling and wash out, the PRS team utilized a right pedicled RFF with STSG for coverage of the exposed graft (Fig. 2A). After a 6-week hospitalization including rehabilitation, the patient was discharged home and ultimately completed a 6-week course of intravenous antibiotics (Fig. 2B).
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case_images: (A) Right groin defect and rectus femoris muscle. (B) Right groin defect with RFF elevated proximally to demonstrate adequate groin coverage. (C) Right groin reconstruction with RFF with STSG. (D) Two weeks postoperative; RFF-STSG.
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case_images: After multiple groin washouts and VAC applications, PRS completed an RFF reconstruction of the resultant groin defect with coverage of the femoral vessels (Fig. 3A-C). Two weeks postoperatively and after discharge to a rehabilitation facility, the patient presented to the emergency department because of bleeding from the right groin (Fig. 3D).