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Figures:
Figure [1]: Scalp Avulsion injury on presentation
Figure [2]: Reconstruction operation using full-thickness graft from thigh
Figure [3]: Outcome of reconstruction grafting
Figure [1]: Scalp Avulsion injury on presentation Figure [2]: Reconstruction operation using full-thickness graft from thigh Figure [3]: Outcome of reconstruction grafting