How PRMA Surgeons Monitor the Health of a New Flap after Autologous Breast Reconstruction скачать в хорошем качестве

How PRMA Surgeons Monitor the Health of a New Flap after Autologous Breast Reconstruction

Autologous flap (or tissue) breast reconstruction procedures represent today’s most advanced options for rebuilding a breast(s) following mastectomy. The most commonly performed method of flap-based reconstruction at PRMA is the DIEP flap. Blood flow to the tissue is closely monitored immediately following surgery to ensure the viability of the flap and to address/correct any complications as soon as possible. Dr. Nastala provides an overview of how we monitor the health of a new flap in this video. About PRMA Plastic Surgery: PRMA specializes in microsurgical breast reconstruction and performs over 700 DIEP flaps per year. Patients are routinely welcomed from Texas, throughout the US, and across the World. We are in-network for most US insurance plans and we do not balance bill. Contact us: PRMA | Center for Advanced Breast Reconstruction San Antonio, Texas https://PRMA-enhance.com/ (800) 692-5565 [email protected] #RebuildingLives after #BreastCancer #BreastReconstruction #DIEPflap #PlasticSurgery