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Scientists watch blood flow in skin flaps to improve surgery outcomes

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This study aims to better understand how blood flows through skin flaps used in reconstructive surgery. Researchers will monitor 20 adults undergoing surgery for pressure sores or limb injuries using special cameras and sensors. The goal is to improve surgical techniques by learn…

Matched conditions: RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY USING PEDICLED PERFORATING OR FREE PERFORATING FLAPS

Phase: NA • Sponsor: University Hospital, Montpellier • Aim: Knowledge-focused

Last updated May 15, 2026 11:55 UTC

RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY USING PEDICLED PERFORATING OR FREE PERFORATING FLAPS

Get alerted when new RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY USING PEDICLED PERFORATING OR FREE PERFORATING FLAPS trials appear

Scientists watch blood flow in skin flaps to improve surgery outcomes