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. 2023 Mar 29;36:94–104. doi: 10.1016/j.jpra.2023.03.002

Table 2.

Patient characteristics, failed free flap etiologies, and primary free flap type.

No. of cases
Gender
 Male 52
 Female 13
 Unreported 37
Age 4-76
Follow up time 4mo-11y
Indication for reconstruction
 MVA 10
 Pedestrian vs car 7
 Fall from height 3
 Gunshot 3
 Machinery 3
 Compartment syndrome 1
 Other 13
 Unspecified 62
Type of free flap
 Latissimus dorsi 28
 Anterolateral thigh 11
 Ilium/iliac crest 8
 Gracilis 6
 Free fibula 6
 Thoracodorsal artery perforator 4
 Lateral arm flap 3
 Groin flap 3
 SCIP 2
 Rectus abdominis 2
 Medial sural artery perforator 2
 Omentum 2
 Parascapular 1
 Scapular 1
 Sural 1
 Double free flap 4
 Free radial forearm 1
 Unreported 17
Gustilo
 IIIB 12
 IIIC 1
 Unknown 89
Arterial anastomosis
 Tibial artery 31
 Other: PeA, SFA, PoA, SA 10
 Unreported 61
End-to-end 12
End-to-side 14
Unreported 76

MVA: motor vehicle accident; PeA: peroneal artery; SFA: superficial femoral artery; PoA: popliteal artery; SA: sural artery