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See Latest ArticlesSingle stage arteriovenous short saphenous loops in microsurgical reconstruction of the lower extremity
Archives of Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery, 10/10/08
Demiri EC et al. - The use of the ipsilateral small saphenous vein “in situ” for immediate arteriovenous loop formation may be of great value in complex lower leg reconstructions. It is a reliable adjunctive technique that provides healthy vessels to supply the free flap, permitting stable wound coverage and high rate of limb salvage.
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