LOCAL FLAPS - Practical Plastic Surgery
LOCAL FLAPS Definitions Aflap is a piece of tissue with a blood supply that can be used to cover an open wound. A flap can be created from skin with its underlying subcutaneous tissue, fascia, or muscle, either individually or in some
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