Case report details transposition of the ipsilateral tibia to improve fitting of an artificial limb, indicating successful vascular supply.
In a case of above-knee amputation, the transposition of the ipsilateral tibia, in order to preserve sufficient length to facilitate fitting of an artificial limb, is described. Satisfactory vascular supply and lack of neurovascular injury are noted.
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