P. Hawkes, Maria McNurlen, Mindy J. Bowen, Wei F. Chen
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Strategic Incision Placement to Facilitate Successful Supermicrosurgical Lymphaticovenular Anastomoses
Combining intraoperative ICG lymphography with NIR vein visualization can aid supermicrosurgeons in identifying lymphatic vessels and superficial venules to guide LVA incision placement. This guided approach significantly improves successful creation of LVAs when compared to the blind (anatomic) approach. In addition, the absence of linear ICG lymphographic patterns does not prevent formation of successful LVAs.