The aim of this study was to evaluate relationships between free flap compromise and
perioperative risk factors. A retrospective review was conducted for 237 patients who …

Introduction Microvascular free flaps have become an essential part of reconstructive
surgery following head and neck tumour ablation. The authors' aim was to investigate the …

INTRODUCTION: This retrospective study was intended to determine the incidence and
causes of postoperative complications in patients following head and neck reconstruction …

Background The use of a free flap has become a mainstay of reconstruction following the
ablative surgery in head and neck. The success rates are about 90%, however, several …

Objective To determine the incidence and causes of perioperative complications in patients
who undergo microvascular free flap procedures for reconstruction of the head and neck …

Objective To review the outcome and incidence of perioperative complications in patients
undergoing microvascular free flaps for reconstruction of the head and neck region. Design …

Microvascular free flaps are preferred for most major head and neck reconstruction
surgeries because of better functional outcomes, improved esthetics, and generally higher …

Background: Complications after head and neck free-flap reconstructions are detrimental
and prolong hospital stay. In an effort to identify related variables in a tertiary regional head …

Background Microvascular anastomotic patency is fundamental to head and neck free flap
reconstructive success. The aims of this study were to identify factors associated with …

Background We aimed to determine predictors of morbidity in patients undergoing
microvascular free flap reconstruction of the head and neck. Methods We prospectively …