Fig. 3From: The free neurovascular transverse wrist crease flap for repairing soft tissue defects of the fingers: clinical outcomes of multiple centersOne patient had three fingers (middle finger, ring finger, and little finger) severely injured, and underwent three flap procedures (one RASPB flap and two artery perforating branch flaps from forearm). a Three fingers had soft tissue defects with tendons exposed. A transverse wrist crease flap combined with two artery perforating branch flaps from forearm was designed according to the wound. b The wound was covered with the flaps, and the donor site was closed primarily. c, d After postoperative 31 months, the appearance of injured fingers was satisfying, and the function was fair to goodBack to article page