Use of An ipsilateral Vascularized Ulnar Transposition Autograft for Limb‐Sparing Surgery of the Distal Radius in Dogs: An Anatomic and Clinical Study

Abstract

Skin flaps used to repair large skin defects in dogs can be created and elevated with a CO(2) laser. In areas of increased skin mobility or tension, skin flaps created with CO(2) laser may be more susceptible to complications such as dehiscence, and care should be taken to minimize these complications.