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The subcutaneous tissue was dissected.
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The lesion extended to and included paratenon, so this layer was excised.
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The denuded extensor tendon of the thumb is exposed beneath the lesion. If paratenon could have been preserved, the defect could have been covered with a full thickness skin graft without a flap. However, adhesion of a full thickness graft would restrict extensor tendon gliding, so it was necessary to proceed with the flap.
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