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Ultra High Frequency Ultrasoundf lymphatic vessels and perforator anatomy preoperatively is essential. To change with the times, the role of ultrasound has changed from just an adjunct to primary imaging of the choice in reconstructive microsurgery and supermicrosurgery. Recently, a novel ultrasonographic technique involving the

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Imaging for Reconstructive Microsurgery: Indocyanine Greenin identifying normal and pathological lymphatic channels, assessing the suitability and optimal location for lymphovenous bypass and staging lymphedema severity. The use of ICG and radioactive tracers in reverse lymphatic mapping also offers technical refinements for vascularized lymph node transpl

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Evaluation of Overall Circulation of the Lower Limbation on successful reconstruction. For that several modalities were described that are either diagnostic or, in some part, therapeutic to properly assess the vascularity status of the involved limb. In this chapter, a review of the common modalities including computed tomography (CT), angiography,

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Imaging in the Postoperative Periodl reconstruction. In the immediate postoperative period, imaging is especially useful for monitoring time-sensitive complications such as flap thrombosis, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), hematoma, seroma, and soft tissue infections. Ultrasonography in particular is an integral component of postoperative

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Microvessel Visualization in Designing Perforator Flapst sites of flap reconstructions may be assessed (Vaienti et al., Arch Plast Surg. 47(2):165–70, 2020, Gravvanis et al., In Vivo 27(3):371–5, 2013). Evaluation of qualitative parameters as number, precise location, and course of perforators is simplified. Quantitative parameters as diameter and blood