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Card 6
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A flap is made bordering the wound and rotated 90 degrees into the wound bed, what type of flap is this?
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Card 7
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Why are axial pattern flaps superior to subdermal plexus flaps
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Card 8
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where does the deep circumflex iliac artery orginate?
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