Titlebook: Recipient Vessels in Reconstructive Microsurgery; Anatomy and Technica Raffi Gurunian,Risal Djohan Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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Thoracoacromial Vesselsrosurgical reconstruction. Authors aimed to give a detailed guidance to find the exact location of the vessel in the infraclavicular area and to enable a simple preparation of the thoracoacromial recipient site. Furthermore, advantages and disadvantages of the use of the thoracoacromial axis as reci

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Intra-abdominal/Intraperitoneal Vesselseconstruction of thoracolumbar, pelvic, and perineal defects. In particular, intra-abdominal vessels are very helpful when extra-abdominal vessels cannot be used due to preexisting trauma/surgery or radiotherapy. Additional benefit is provided by achieving circumferential fascia closure using the va

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Recipient Vessels for Microsurgeryand patency. Detailed knowledge of the anatomy and the exposure of the recipient site using the principles of microsurgery and proper instrumentation are sine qua non of preparing recipient vessels for microvascular anastomoses.

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Transverse Cervical Vesselshapter describes the use of one such choice, the transverse cervical vessels (TCVs). Flaps revascularized by these vessels can be used with excellent outcomes for head and neck reconstruction after trauma, cancer resection, or burns.

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