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Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-624241

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By describing the humanities educational status in medical universities,the authors show the comparatively lower level and the more simple and backward humanities education ways in China and point out that administrators should perform the humanities education all round,not only from the curriculum offering but also from the class contents and the campus humanities environments to make the humanities education penetrate in every part of medical education.

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In. Wen, Dong Li. Microscopic surgical techniques in leprosy. Shanghai, STD, 2001. p.32-45, ilus, tab.
Monography in English | Sec. Est. Saúde SP, HANSEN, Hanseníase Leprosy, SESSP-ILSLACERVO, Sec. Est. Saúde SP | ID: biblio-1247061

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Anatomical studies suggest that five types of plantar flaps namely, the lateral and medial plantar flaps, the Abductor hallucis, the Flexor digitorum brevis, and the Abductor digiti minimi myocutaneous flaps, can be incised from the central section of the sole. The advantages of a plantar flap are recognizable neurovascular bundles of the sole, wide calibre of constantly located blood vessels, identical histological structure of the donor and the recipient sites, hidden donnor site and absence of functional deficit. We have used the palntar flaps in seven cases. There has been no recurrence of ulceration in any of them during the follow up period of 12 to 108 month. An anterior leg flap based on the cutaneous branches of the anterior tibial artery, with firmly anchored vessels, a long pedicle with wide vessels may used not only as a free flap graft for reconstruction of moderate degree distant defects but also as a retrograde island flap graft for the reconstruction of adjacent tibial artery in five cases of plantar ulceration with satisfactoryresults. there was no recurrence of ulceration during the follow up period of 48 to 72 months


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Humans , Toe Joint/anatomy & histology , Toe Joint/surgery , Foot Ulcer/surgery , Foot Ulcer/diagnosis , Foot Ulcer/rehabilitation
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