Abstract
Caudal Superficial Epigastric Axial Pattern Flap and Stem Cell Therapy for the Management of Large Wound on Medial Aspect of Thigh in a Dog
Highlights
An 11 year non–descript dog was presented with the history of severe dog bite injuries on left
To make a caudal superficial epigastric axial pattern flap, a midline incision was given beginning just behind the last mammary teat incorporating the base of the prepuce and
An 11 year old non–descript dog was presented with the history of severe dog bitten injuries 4 days back
Summary
An 11 year non–descript dog was presented with the history of severe dog bite injuries on left. The treatment was initiated and Accepted: 2014–03–09 continued until the appearance of healthy granulation tissue and the skin grafting was planned. To make a caudal superficial epigastric axial pattern flap, a midline incision was given beginning just behind the last mammary teat incorporating the base of the prepuce and
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