Fibonacci Sequence 'Snail' Flap Versus Skin Grafts in Scalp Reconstruction: A Comparative Study

February 2021 in “ European Journal of Plastic Surgery ”

Zacharia Mbaidjol, Shazrinizam Shaharan, George Christopoulos, Vybhav Deraje, Ruben Y. Kannan

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