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The neurocutaneous sural flap is useful to cover defects of the distal quarter of the lower limb. Nevertheless, severe complications occur in 14% of the cases, and venous congestion is reported in 75% of these cases. This congestion can lead to total necrosis of the flap and a failure of the procedure. We describe a new surgical method aiming to reduce the risk of venous congestion occurrence and failure of the defect coverage. We realized a retrospective study of patients who undergone a de-epidermized distally based neurocutaneous
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