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The first of the several proximal greater saphenous vein branches was ligated and divided.
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The main trunk of the saphenous vein was identified.
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There was no gross tumor around the saphenous vein, so the vein was dissected out of the fat pad to preserve maximal venous drainage of the leg in the face of the lymphatic compromise resulting from the groin dissection.
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