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Abstract
2018
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Global Open
Two patients developed a seroma at the donor site. There was no partial flap loss and no evidence of fat necrosis noted in follow-up examinations. Only one patient underwent a subsequent flap revision, Flap survival was 100% with no return to the OR in the immediate post-operative period. DISCUSSION: When the patient requires or prefers to have an autologous breast reconstruction, the stacked LTP flap should be considered an effective and viable option if the patient's body habitus consists of
doi:10.1097/01.gox.0000547055.45277.18
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