2022
DOI: 10.1055/a-1858-5214
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Erhöhung der Sicherheit in der mikrochirurgischen Brustrekonstruktion – Technik und Technologie

Abstract: ZusammenfassungDie mikrochirurgische Rekonstruktion mit freien Lappenplastiken hat sich als Standardverfahren in der Brustrekonstruktion etabliert. Dabei kann heute mit Hilfe des freien Gewebetransfers eine natürliche und ästhetisch anspruchsvolle Rekonstruktion der weiblichen Brust auch nach modifizierter radikaler Mastektomie und Bestrahlung erreicht werden. In den letzten Jahrzehnten wurden die mikrochirurgis… Show more

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“…In comparison, DS provides more detailed information on vessel anatomy (see Figure 3), however, it requires in‐depth knowledge of the anatomy and is more time‐consuming and technically demanding. In comparison with the CTA and MTA mentioned below, the DS is unable to provide three‐dimensional information about vascular anatomy [30].…”
Section: Non‐invasive Flap‐assessment Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In comparison, DS provides more detailed information on vessel anatomy (see Figure 3), however, it requires in‐depth knowledge of the anatomy and is more time‐consuming and technically demanding. In comparison with the CTA and MTA mentioned below, the DS is unable to provide three‐dimensional information about vascular anatomy [30].…”
Section: Non‐invasive Flap‐assessment Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In comparison with the CTA and MTA mentioned below, the DS is unable to provide three-dimensional information about vascular anatomy. [30] Figure 2 HHD (acoustic-) Handheld Doppler Sonography ©Fiedler LS.…”
Section: Perfusion Assessment Of Cutaneous Flapsmentioning
confidence: 99%