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The aim of this study was to test a new experimental design of venous system  arterialization on the rabbit ear arterialized venous flap (AVF) model. Total  number of 10 "Big Chinchila" rabbits were divided in two experimental groups.  On both ears of the five rabbits (Group 1) we have performed our original  method of venous system arterialization with microsurgical arterialization of  the central artery and vein with the preservation of central and peripheral  vascular perfusion; at both ears of five rabbits (Group 2) we have performed  AVF according to Byan et al., (1995). Vital AVF surface and necrosis  percentage were determined in both experimental groups at day 1 and day 14  and results were compared using Student t-test. The results of our experiment  indicate that our new experimental design of the AVF on rabbit ear model has  better hemodynamic conditions, improves AVF survival and gives significantly  bigger vital flap surface at 14 days after venous system arterialization

The new experimental design of arterialized venous flap on the rabbit ear model