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case_images: Suprapubic wound with the exposed prosthetic vascular graft and preoperative markings of the flap.
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case_images: The VRAM pedicled island flap is completely harvested.
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case_images: Once the flap was harvested, it was transposed through a skin tunnel into the defect (Figure 2).
case_images: A subcutaneous tunnel is created and the flap is then transposed to the wound site.
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case_images: One month after surgery, wounds are completely healed with a good aesthetic result.
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