Background and Methods Indocyanine green (ICG) lymphography is one of several methods
of lymphography to detect lymphatic channels and evaluate patients clinically with limb …

Inadequate tissue perfusion is a key contributor to early complications following
reconstructive procedures. Accurate and reliable intraoperative evaluation of tissue …

Background Our primary objective was to demonstrate the utility and feasibility of the
intraoperative assessment of colon and rectal perfusion using fluorescence angiography …

Background Decreased blood perfusion at an intestinal anastomosis may contribute to
postoperative anastomotic leak (AL) resulting in substantial morbidity and mortality. Near …

Background Fluorescence technology with indocyanine green (ICG) provides a real-time
assessment of intestinal perfusion. However, a subjective evaluation of fluorescence …

Purpose Up to 19% of all colorectal resections develop clinically apparent insufficiencies.
Insufficient perfusion of the anastomosis is recognized as an important risk factor. As tissue …

Laser-induced fluorescence of indocyanine green (ICG) is a new method for evaluating skin
perfusion, which is superior to conventional fluorescein angiography. In a prospective …

Background Decreased blood perfusion is an important risk factor for postoperative
anastomotic leakage (AL). Fluorescence imaging with indocyanine green (ICG) provides a …

A new method for easy detection of functional lymphatic vessels in the superficial layer is
reported. In a clinical trial, lymphography using indocyanine green dye for near-infrared …

In flap reconstruction of complex defects the perfusion of the reconstructive flap is critical to
the ultimate success of the reconstruction. This is especially true in perforator-based flaps …