FIG. 23-27

FIG. 23-28. Right hand. Mesh grafted.

FIG. 23-29. Stable cover and extensor tendon continuity have been achieved. Silastic prostheses are planned for the PIP joints of the right index and left long fingers and are now possible with vascular cover.

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