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A large perianal defect resulting from resection of Bowen's disease was reconstructed with a pair of sliding V-Y perineal flaps. The anatomical basis of the flaps is described, based on the inferior rectal vessels as fasciocutaneous units. Both continence and sensibility are preserved with the procedure.
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