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[Comparison of donor defects of fibula and iliac crest grafts].

G Fromberg, Andreas B. Schmidt, Akihisa Ishida

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In order to study the donor-site morbidity following osteocutaneous fibula and iliac-crest flaps, 17 patients were asked to answer a questionnaire and to present for a follow-up examination. The donor defect after fibula graft was preferred to the iliac crest donor defect with respect to esthetic appearance and complication rate.

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In order to study the donor-site morbidity following osteocutaneous fibula and iliac-crest flaps, 17 patients were asked to answer a questionnaire and to present for a follow-up examination. The donor defect after fibula graft was preferred to the iliac crest donor defect with respect to esthetic appearance and complication rate.

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In order to study the donor-site morbidity following osteocutaneous fibula and iliac-crest flaps, 17 patients were asked to answer a questionnaire and to present for a follow-up examination. The donor defect after fibula graft was preferred to the iliac crest donor defect with respect to esthetic appearance and complication rate.

Key concepts: Iliac crest, Medicine, Fibula, Surgery, Crest, Tibia, Physics, Quantum mechanics

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