Name: Flap Cast: DIEP Flap with Dr. Scott Hollenbeck by The Resident Review
Duration: 28 min 37 s
Description: Join us as we discuss the most common free flap used in breast reconstruction, the DIEP flap. Perforator selection, intraoperative decision making, and stacked flaps are reviewed by our faculty expert.

Join us as we discuss the most common free flap used in breast reconstruction, the DIEP flap. Perforator selection, intraoperative decision making, and stacked flaps are reviewed by our faculty expert.

The Resident Review

Flap Cast: DIEP Flap with Dr. Scott Hollenbeck

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