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- Figure 1.
Gracilis muscle free flap used for lower extremity reconstruction (a, b, lower leg; c, d, foot). The excess of muscle is resected to adapt the flap to the defect area (b, d) in large (e I) or small fragments (e II).
- Figure 2.
Plot of gracilis muscle mass versus patient height. A moderate correlation between the variables is shown (r=0.4, p=0.07).
- Figure 3.
Plot of gracilis muscle mass versus patient weight. A moderate correlation between the variables is shown (r=0.4, p=0.06).
- Figure 4.
Plot of gracilis muscle mass versus body mass index (BMI). A moderate correlation between the variables is shown (r=0.3, p=0.19).
- Figure 5.
Plot of gracilis muscle mass versus age. A moderate negative correlation between the variables is shown (r=−0.04, p=0.86).
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Patient Height, Weight, BMI and Age as Predictors of Gracilis Muscle Free-Flap Mass in Lower Extremity Reconstruction
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