Case report demonstrates successful limb-sparing surgery for advanced inguinal cancer, suggesting coordinated surgical care is key.
Locally advanced groin squamous cell carcinoma with vascular invasion is challenging. After immunotherapy failure, a multidisciplinary limb‐sparing surgery combining tumor resection, vascular reconstruction, and flap coverage achieved complete healing and no recurrence at 36 months, highlighting the role of coordinated surgical management in complex oncologic cases.
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