Continuous Flap Monitoring is a monitoring method in reconstructive surgery that constitutes a systematic approach to the real-time, uninterrupted assessment of vascular perfusion and tissue viability in surgical flaps, distinguished from intermittent techniques by its reliance on persistent physiological data acquisition and immediate anomaly detection.
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Bruce M. Achauer, Kirby S. Black, David K. Litke et al. · Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery · 1980 · 105 citations
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