Background: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the feasibility of supermicrosurgery
(perforator-to-perforator anastomosis) in lower extremity reconstruction. Methods: From …

Supermicrosurgery, a technique of dissection and anastomosis of small vessels ranging
from 0.3 to 0.8 mm, has revolutionized the fields of lymphedema treatment and soft tissue …

Using Perforators as Recipient Vessels (Supermicrosurgery) f... : Annals of Plastic Surgery
Using Perforators as Recipient Vessels (Supermicrosurgery) for Free Flap Reconstruction of …

Background Supermicrosurgery (SM) involves operating on vessels with calibers from 0.3–
0.8 mm. SM requires skills beyond those of conventional microsurgery. Current microsurgery …

After the developments of modern medicine, leeches were not used as before, but in the late
nineteenth century, leeches were still being used in many countries around the world. Until …

Background: In patients with underlying vasculopathies, the unavailability of main vessels
for conventional microsurgery may preclude limb salvage. However, with the evolution of …

Background This study aimed to confirm the feasibility and reliability of saphenous artery
(SA) and great saphenous vein (GSV) anastomosis as a new supermicrosurgery training …

The nose is a critical aesthetic subunit of the face, but because of the difficulties in
anastomosis of the small-sized arteries and veins, several cases of nasal replantation have …

Introduction The traumatic injuries to the tongue can go form section to partial or complete
amputation, the latter being a rare presentation in the setting of facial trauma or even in …

Summary Three-dimensional (3D) high definition (HD) video systems are changing
microsurgical practice by providing stereoscopic imaging not only for the surgeon and first …