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Development of an Optical Instrument for Monitoring the Perfusion Status of Flaps in Reconstructive Surgery

Luis Díaz Ojeda, Aldo Moreno-Oyervides, Claudia Pérez Yélamos, Jorge Bonastre Juliá, José Ramón Martínez Méndez, José Luis Jorcano Noval, Pablo Acedo Gallardo, and Pedro Martín-Mateos

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Abstract

We present the first steps towards the development, characterization and evaluation of a new optical diagnostic tool to enable specifically the non-invasive assessment of the perfusion status in free flaps.

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