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Plastic surgery

a grouping of fasciocutaneous flaps into types by the pattern of blood supply to the deep fascia and skin.

In plastic surgery, Cormack-Lamberty classification refers to a grouping of fasciocutaneous flaps into types by the pattern of blood supply to the deep fascia and skin. This meaning comes from Cormack (1984) in British Journal of Plastic Surgery.[1]

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Cormack, G. C., & Lamberty, B. G. H. (1984). A classification of fascio-cutaneous flaps according to their patterns of vascularisation. British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 37(1), 80-87. https://doi.org/10.1016/0007-1226(84)90049-3

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