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Ways to improve C. Balakrishnan
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- '''Claude Dufourmentel''' (1915–2012) is a famous plastic surgeon from Paris, (son of [[Léon Dufourmentel]] who described a skin flap for reconstructing rhomboid defects in 1962.
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