1. Peroneal tendofascial flap: a new fascial flap for Achilles tendon coverage, a preliminary report 
Ashraf Hussein ElGhamry 
British Journal of Plastic Surgery 
Volume 56, Issue 3, Pages (April 2003)
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2. Figure 1
Pre-operative photo of post-traumatic ulcer over the tendo Achilles 3 cm above the heel.
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3. Figure 2
Intra-operative photo showing the peroneal tendofascial flap of both peroneal tendons spreaded before transposition.
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4. Figure 3
The fascial flap transposed to cover the Achilles tendon and peroneal tendons. Addison's forceps is shown to pass deep to the flap before the last suture.
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5. Figure 4
Post-operative photo (6 ms) showing complete healing with graft take.
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6. Figure 5
Post-operative photo showing normal foot eversion and flexion.
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7. Figure 6
Pre-operative photo of ulcer in post-burn scar over the Achilles tendon 10 cm above the heel.
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8. Figure 7
(A–C) These diagrams illustrate the standard method of raising the flap described and transposing the fascial and synovial flap. (D) Shows the flap transposed with the peroneus brevis muscle (see text).
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9. Figure 8
Early post-operative result (2 week) showing complete graft take and donor site incision.
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10. Figure 9 Post-operative result (6 ms) showing durable cover.
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