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The very long posterior tibial artery island flap by Katsaros, J, Proudman, T W

“…Limb salvage procedures utilising tissue which would otherwise be discarded have become a well established practice in the management of trauma. These…”
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Central nervous system imaging in Crouzon's syndrome by Proudman, T W, Clark, B E, Moore, M H, Abbott, A H, David, D J

“…Although the need to prevent the secondary effects of craniosynostosis on the central nervous system is fundamental to the practice of craniofacial surgery,…”
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The radial forearm--flexor carpi radialis myocutaneous flap: case report by Hamilton, R B, Proudman, T W

“…A patient sustained a compound fracture of the elbow resulting in a deep soft tissue defect with exposed bone, joint and nerve. The flexor carpi radialis (FCR)…”
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Progressive hemifacial atrophy (Romberg's disease): skeletal involvement and treatment by Moore, M H, Wong, K S, Proudman, T W, David, D J

“…Progressive hemifacial atrophy (Romberg's disease) manifests variable involvement of the skin, soft tissue and underlying cranio-facial skeleton. Significant…”
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An anomaly of the median artery associated with the anterior interosseous nerve syndrome by Proudman, T W, Menz, P J

“…The anterior interosseous nerve syndrome is characterized by paralysis of the flexor pollicis longus muscle, the flexor digitorum profundus muscle to the index…”
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Cephaloceles: Classification, pathology, and management by David, David J., Proudman, Timothy W.

“…A cephalocele is defined as a herniation of cranial contents through a defect in the skull. Cephaloceles are classified according to their contents and…”
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Mandibular lengthening by distraction for airway obstruction in Treacher-Collins syndrome by Moore, M H, Guzman-Stein, G, Proudman, T W, Abbott, A H, Netherway, D J, David, D J

“…Mandibular lengthening by distraction was performed in a 6-year-old tracheostomy-dependent Treacher-Collins syndrome patient. Detailed preoperative imaging…”
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Noncraniofacial manifestations of Crouzon's disease by Proudman, T W, Moore, M H, Abbott, A H, David, D J

“…Although most interest centers on the craniofacial region in Crouzon's disease, noncraniofacial manifestations are important because they may complicate both…”
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