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Clinical Trial

Flap Assessment With Regional Oximetry for Early Detection of Compromise in Free Flap Reconstructive Surgery - FLARE Study

NCT: NCT07887256 · NOT_YET_RECRUITING

NCT IDNCT07887256
StatusNOT_YET_RECRUITING
SponsorLeiden University Medical Center (OTHER)
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Brief Summary

After some operations in which tissue is removed, it is necessary to repair the defect with a piece of tissue from another location in the body. This is called a microsurgically transplanted tissue flap (or tissue flap, for short). It is important that, after an operation, enough blood flows to the relocated tissue. In this study, we want to investigate whether, after the operation, measuring oxygen in the tissue flap with the INVOS 7100c device helps detect blood flow problems earlier. In the future, this could help doctors intervene more quickly, thereby reducing the risk of complications.

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