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1 Fig. 11. Tailored reconstruction of the upper lip
Fig. 11. Tailored reconstruction of the upper lip. (A) A 14-yr-old male presents with a venous malformation on his upper lip and left cheek. (B) The venous malformation is radically resected. (C) A 5×3 cm, thin lateral thoracic perforator flap is designed for upper lip reconstruction. (D) Six months after the surgery, the venous malformation has subsided without recurrence. J Korean Med Sci May;30(5):

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