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From: Resection and reconstruction of a giant primitive neuroectodermal tumour of the abdominal wall with an ultra-long lateral circumflex femoral artery musculocutaneous flap: a case report

Fig. 2

Preoperative, intraoperative and postoperative findings. a Findings of the tumour and the extent of the musculocutaneous flap. b Wound after complete resection of the tumour. c The abdominal wall defect was trimmed with titanium polypropylene patch material and then sutured along the edge of the incision to reconstruct the peritoneum. d The bilateral musculocutaneous flap was removed. e Findings of the abdominal wall after repair and reconstruction. f Findings of the supply area and the receiving area. g Posterior view 2 months after surgery. h Lateral view 2 months after surgery. i Positive view 6 months after surgery

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