Reversed cross-finger subcutaneous flap.

The cross-finger subcutaneous flap has been successfully used to reconstruct the avulsed eponychial skin fold and cover large nail bed defects with exposed bone denuded of periosteum. Satisfactory new eponychial skin fold and nail growth were achieved.

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