2023
DOI: 10.1007/s00238-023-02052-6
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Cross-leg free flaps and cross-leg vascular cable bridge flaps for lower limb salvage: experience before and after COVID-19

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“…Treatment options include contralateral pedicled crossleg flaps, free cross-leg flaps, and the cross-leg vascular cable bridge (CLVCB) technique. 1,3 The CLVCB technique, described by our senior author, utilizes a flow-through tubed radial forearm free flap as a vascular bridge between the contralateral noninjured leg and a second free flap on the defect, preventing excess tension and pedicle kinking and strangulation. The technique enables parallel external fixation between the legs for improved patient comfort between reconstruction stages.…”
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“…Treatment options include contralateral pedicled crossleg flaps, free cross-leg flaps, and the cross-leg vascular cable bridge (CLVCB) technique. 1,3 The CLVCB technique, described by our senior author, utilizes a flow-through tubed radial forearm free flap as a vascular bridge between the contralateral noninjured leg and a second free flap on the defect, preventing excess tension and pedicle kinking and strangulation. The technique enables parallel external fixation between the legs for improved patient comfort between reconstruction stages.…”
Section: Dear Editormentioning
confidence: 99%