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  • 14. Compartimental harvesting of dual lymph node flap from the right supraclavicular area for the treatment of lower extremity lymphedema: A case series.
    Visconti G, Tartaglione G, Bartoletti R, Salgarello M.
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  • 18. Mesoappendix as potential donor site for vascularized lymph node transfer: anatomic study.
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