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Clinical Study of the Lateral Supramalleolar Flap in the Soft Tissue Reconstruction around the Ankle Region by Nambi, G. I., Varanambigai, T. K. Arudra

“…Abstract Objective  The purpose of this study is to present the efficiency of the lateral supramalleolar flap which is a very useful and yet underutilized in…”
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A Rare Case of Brachydactyly Type A Presenting a Dilemma in Clinical Classification of the Subtype by Nambi, G. I., Kumar, A. Krishna, Varanambigai, T.K. Arudra

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Verrucous Carcinoma of the Lip: An Unusual Kissing Type by YADAV, PRABHA S., AHMAD, QUAZI G., SHANKHDHAR, VINAY K., LAKSHMI, V. SEETHA, NAMBI, G.I.

“…The authors have indicated no significant interest with commercial supporters…”
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Post chemotherapy extravasation injuries: Hypogastric flap for reconstruction of wounds over dorsum of hand by Salunke, Abhijeet Ashok, Nambi, G I, Sudhakar, N

“…Management of extravasation injuries over the dorsum of hand after administration of chemotherapeutic agents. To study the results of hypogastric flap…”
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Do autologous blood transfusion systems reduce allogeneic blood transfusion in total knee arthroplasty? by Pawaskar, Aditya, Salunke, Abhijeet Ashok, Kekatpure, Aashay, Chen, Yongsheng, Nambi, G. I., Tan, Junhao, Sonawane, Dhiraj, Pathak, Subodhkumar

“…Purpose To study whether autologus blood transfusion systems reduce the requirement of allogneic blood transfusion in patients undergoing total knee…”
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Preventable complication after glue sclerotherapy for scalp arteriovenous malformation by Kumaran, S, Nambi, G.I, Gupta, Ashish Kumar

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A Case of Unilateral Amazia, Chest Alopecia and Hand Anomaly by Nambi, G. I., Varanambigai, T. K. Arudra

“…A curious case of unilateral amazia, alopecia of the chest wall and hand anomaly in an adult male is presented, which surprisingly is a rare congenital anomaly…”
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“Repair and Flap technique”: A Retrospective Analysis of Single Stage Reconstruction Method for Treatment of Chronic Open Achilles Tendon Defect with Proximal Turndown Flap and Reverse Sural Flap by Nambi, G. I., Salunke, Abhijeet Ashok, Pathak, Subodh, Sahijwani, Harshvardhan, Menon, Pramod, Chaudhari, Manish, Yongsheng, Chen, Kamani, Mayur, Moon, Prashant

“…Background Management of complex wounds of the lower extremity with concomitant Achilles tendon injury is a challenging situation for orthopaedic surgeons and…”
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A Simple and Cost Effective Template for Central Segment Reconstruction of Mandible with Free Fibula Flap by Yadav, Prabha S., Gazwan, Quazi A., Shankhdhar, Vinay K., Nambi, G. I.

“…Purpose A variety of templates are being used for mandible reconstruction with free flaps. We describe a simple and cost effective method using a ‘K’ wire…”
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Reconstruction of oncological oro-mandibular defects with double skin paddled-free fibula flap: a prudent alternative to double flaps in resource-constrained centres by Yadav, Prabha S, Ahmad, Quazi G, Shankhdhar, Vinay K, Nambi, G I

“…The free fibula flap is the choice flap for mandibular reconstruction following extensive tumor resections. While large defects are managed with a second flap…”
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Drain removal and aspiration to treat low output chylous fistula by Dhiwakar, Muthuswamy, Nambi, G. I., Ramanikanth, T. V.

“…Chylous fistula following neck dissection is difficult to treat. We hypothesized that timely removal of the suction drain followed by daily aspiration might…”
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Successful management of free osteocutaneous fibula flap with anomalous vascularity of the skin paddle by Yadav, Prabha S, Ahmad, Quazi G, Shankhdhar, Vinay Kant, Nambi, G. I

“…The free osteocutaneous fibula flap is an established method of reconstruction of maxillary and mandibular defects. The vascularity of the skeletal and the…”
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There is no donor side specificity of fibula free flap for complex oromandibular reconstruction by Yadav, Prabha S, Ahmad, Quazi G, Shankhdhar, Vinay Kant, Nambi, G I

“…The objective of this study was to prove that there is no significance to the donor side (right or left) of the free fibula osteocutaneous flap (FFOCF) in the…”
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Propeller Flap Reconstruction in Post Oncological Thigh Defect: “The Move in Flap” by Nambi, G. I., Salunke, Abhijeet Ashok

“…Reconstruction of soft tissue defects of the limb after tumor resection is challenging question for oncosurgeons. The management differs from reconstruction of…”
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Pedicle transfer in oral cavity reconstruction by Yadav, Prabha S, Ahmad, Quazi G, Shankhdhar, Vinay K, Nambi, G. I

“…In head and neck reconstructions when a free flap is used intra orally to provide the lining its vascular pedicle has to be transferred to the neck for…”
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Modified right-angled forceps for Gigli′s wire saw retrieval during osteotomy by Nambi, GI, Yadav, PrabhaS, Ahmad, QuaziG, Shankhdhar, VinayK

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Single cannula versus double cannula tracheostomy tubes in major oral and oropharyngeal resections by Dhiwakar, M, Nambi, G I, Ramanikanth, T V, Kale, S M, Sivakumar, M N

“…To compare the outcomes of two types of tracheostomy tubes used in major head and neck surgery. A retrospective study was conducted of prospectively collected…”
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Dand: Reply by Yadav, Prabha S, Ahmad, Quazi G, Shankhdhar, Vinay K, Nambi, G. I

“…Sir, We congratulate the authors of Dand [1] for their innovative idea and technique, which saves time, man power, energy and reduces the stress of the…”
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Reconstruction of complex thoraco-abdominal defects with extended anterolateral thigh flap by Yadav, Prabha S, Ahmad, Quazi G, Shankhdhar, Vinay Kant, Nambi, G I, Pramesh, C S

“…The reconstruction of complex thoraco-abdominal defects following tumour ablative procedures has evolved over the years from the use of pedicle flaps to free…”
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Incidentaloma at Radial Artery Forearm Free Flap Harvest: An Occult Volar Wrist Ganglion by Nambi, G. I., Dhiwakar, M.

“…Occult volar wrist ganglion originating from radioscaphoid interval and having adherence to flexor carpi radialis tendon [Fcr] and radial artery is an uncommon…”
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