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Complications associated with venous microcirculation remains prevalent to autologous reconstruction with the free deep inferior epigastric artery perforator (DIEP) flap. It has been previously been demonstrated that retaining the dermal component in DIEP flap harvest has a significant role in overall flap perfusion. Studies of venous perforator anatomy and assessment of perforator vascular territories (venosomes) has not received the same attention compared to arterial studies. This study evaluates the venous microcirculation of the anterior abdominal wall integument of the DIEP and superficial inferior epigastric venous systems and the impact on the dermis on venous microvascular perfusion.

plastic and reconstructive surgery. global open

Abstract: Preliminary Experience with High-Resolution 3D Lymphangiovenulography: The First Success in Video Recording of the Lymphatic Pumping Using Photoacoustic Imaging in Man