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In the repair of defects of the face the use of bilobed flaps has many advantages. Planning, design, and operative procedures are outlined and the merits of the bilobed flaps are discussed, especially with respect to the delto-pectoral flaps of Bakamjian.
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Head of the National Social Security Plastic Surgery Service.
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Vilar-Sancho, B., Bermudez, M. & de la Fuente, A. The extended use of bi-lobed flaps from shoulder and thoracic in severe burn scarring of the face. Chir Plastica 3, 49–57 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00295870
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