Marshall CV500-M-2 "Lipstick" Camera Repair (Parts Identity?)

[clickykbd]

Hello again,

I've got this older HDSDI lipstick camera that I let the magic smoke out of by using the wrong power supply a while back.  I think I've spotted the blown parts...

1 - Allegro Microsystems A4490 DC-DC Switching Regulator (20-WFQFN)
https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/allegro-microsystems-llc/A4490EESTR-T/620-1245-1-ND/1831590
Datasheet:
http://www.allegromicro.com/en/Products/Regulators-And-Lighting/Multiple-Output-Regulators/A4490.aspx

1 - Unknown part, silkscreen L10, two visible letters are possibly '?RJ', but there is a nearly identical looking part near by with '680' markings.
... although now that i've taken the photos I'm leaning towards '7R7'?

The photos:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Byf6vxRkqU-fSGx5NVRTanlSd1U
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Byf6vxRkqU-fMkROaHdMd3hxOVk
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Byf6vxRkqU-fQVNHclZrTnZoZzg
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0Byf6vxRkqU-faHpGTnVlU21jUFk

Also, being new to SMD repair, is this the type of thing that warrants reflow?  Or possible doable with just hot-air rework?  I've managed some small parts with hot-air (my station is only a week old), but never a attempted a 'chip' type package yet.

Thanks for the help!
Ryan

[clickykbd]

A bit more information, and i'm leaning towards an inductor (ferrite bead maybe?, as an "L" number might indicate).

The one on the left (non-damaged) measures 3.07ohm, the visibly damaged one measures 0.17ohm in it's current state.  I would say they were the same but they obviously had different markings originally.

These are near board connectors on the flip-side, so noise filtering?  For testing to power up I would I be safe to just short that one?  (provided i've replaced the A4490 first).

Forgive the perhaps newbie assumptions.
Thanks,
Ryan