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Digital replantation has recently become a common treatment method, and improvements in surgical techniques have increased its success rate.1 However, the overall failure rate remains a significant issue. Appropriatemeasurement of blood flow in transplanted tissue is important to prevent critical circulation failure. Of the various modalities advocated for postoperative monitoring of blood flow, laserDoppler flowmetry (LDF) is considered useful for assessing interstitial blood flow.2,3 The aim of the present studywas to demonstrate the utility of LDF for blood flow evaluation and differentiation between ischemia and congestion in replanted digits.

journal of reconstructive microsurgery open

Clinical Utility of Laser Doppler Flowmetry for Monitoring Digital Circulation after Replantation: Differentiation between Tissue Ischemia and Congestion