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Figure 2: (a) Posttraumatic avulsion injury penoscrotal region; (b) superomedial thigh flap planned for reconstruction of scrotal tissue; (c)
superomedial thigh flap harvested for reconstruction of scrotal tissue; (d) donor area closed primarily by local mobilization; (e) early postoperative
picture following superomedial thigh flap cover

Figure 3: (a) Necrotising soft tissue infection involving the penoscrotal region; (b) post debridement soft tissue loss penoscrotal region - volar view;
(c) post debridement soft tissue loss penoscrotal region - dorsal view; (d) split thickness skin grafting procedure done for the penoscrotal defect
- volar view; (e) split thickness skin grafting procedure done for the penoscrotal defect - dorsal view; (f) loate postoperative picture following
procedure

to road traffic accident with loss of soft tissue in the three weeks following injury.
peno-scrotal region [Figure 1a]. Wounds debrided and
soft tissue loss was reconstructed with bilateral pedicle Case 2
gracilis muscle flap cover and split thickness skin A 35-year-old patient has come with avulsion injury due
grafting [Figure 1b and c]. Six sessions of hyperbaric to road traffic accident with loss of soft tissue in the
oxygen therapy were administered. Wounds healed peno-scrotal region [Figure 2a]. Wounds debrided and
well [Figure 1d and e] and the patient was discharged in soft tissue loss was reconstructed with Superomedial
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