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RESULTS: Out of 150 patients in the database, 50 (33.3% response rate) patients completed the survey. Fractures were 20% closed, 20% Gustilo-Anderson (GA) II, 40% GA-IIIa, and 20% GA-IIIb. Soft tissue reconstruction was local in 62% of patients while 38% of patients required free tissue transfer. Three patients required amputation for chronic osteomyelitis (limb salvage rate=93%). At 18 months follow up, 50% of patients were fully ambulatory, 24% required an assistance device, and 20% were non-ambulatory. Out of 100 possible points, the SF-36 score demonstrated globally decreased scores, with particularly low outcomes in physical functioning (35.0), role limitation due to physical health (31.3), and vitality (43.8). Out of 80 possible points, the median LEFS for patients with soft tissue reconstruction was 37 ± 19.5. Based on LEFS, local muscle flaps (30.9) demonstrated worse functional recovery than free flap reconstruction (50.4) (p=0.003).

Abstract P13: Implantable Real Time Oxygen Biosensors for Detection of Vascular Perfusion and Ischemia