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PURPOSE: Despite advances in microsurgery, higher complication rates have persisted among lower extremity free tissue transfers. Historically, the Gustillo Classification has been utilized as a proxy for injury severity, but recent studies have shown that the rate of complications, notably flap failure, directly increase as arterial runoff decreases. When injured arteries are identified in patients requiring lower extremity free tissue transfer, a wide array of treatment options are possible: end-to-end or end-to-side anastomosis can be performed on either the injured vessel in question or on uninjured adjacent vessels. This study aims to compare the outcomes of these different treatment methods based on the number of injured vessels identified.

Abstract QS10: Comparing Reconstructive Outcomes in Patients with Gustillo Type IIIB Fractures and Concomitant Arterial Injuries