Extended knowledge of vascular anatomy has propagated the development of perforator
flaps, which preserve muscle function and reduce morbidity. This has been achieved …

The anterolateral thigh (ALT) flap was initially described as a free flap by Song and
colleagues in 1984. 1 It gained popularity after Wei and colleagues 2 published their …

Objective To create a comprehensive algorithmic approach to reconstruction after vulvar
cancer ablative surgery, which includes both traditional and perforator flaps, evaluating …

The anterolateral thigh (ALT) flap is one of the most versatile flaps in a reconstructive
surgeon's armamentarium. It is considered one of the more contemporary flaps in this era as …

Peripelvic reconstruction most commonly occurs in the setting of oncologic ablative surgery.
The peripelvic area contains several distinct reconstructive regions, including vagina, vulva …

Background Degloving and mutilation of the hand is a rare but formidable challenge. When
replantation is not possible, we rely on distant pedicled flaps. We present a technique using …

Fournier's gangrene can lead to extensive defects of the perineoscrotal area with exposure
of the testes. Such defect poses challenging tasks for both functional and cosmetic …

Background/Aim: Large full thickness abdominal wall defects following malignancies can be
a reconstructive challenge. The purpose of this study was to analyze long-term outcomes …

BACKGROUND: The vertical rectus abdominis flap is considered the gold standard in
perineal reconstruction after oncological abdominoperineal resection; however, it has a …

The posterior medial thigh is mainly vascularized by the profunda femoris artery (PFA),
which nourishes the adductor magnus muscle and overlying skin, to supply a number of …