DIEP Flap Connected To Internal Thoracic Artery via Microsurgical Anastomosis

This image shows the DIEP flap connected to the chest blood vessels (internal thoracic artery and vein).

anastomosis of PaP flap to thoracodorsal vessels in setting of

Superior Epigastric Vessels

Matching the perforating branch of the internal thoracic artery and the deep inferior epigastric artery for breast reconstruction using multi-detector row computed tomography

Free DIEP Flap with Ilioinguinal Lymphoid Tissue for Breast

A Novel Technique for Augmenting Venous Outflow in the Superior

Adjustment of Vascular Body Area of DIEP Flap

anastomosis of a DieP flap to a parasternal perforating artery and

Immediate Breast Reconstruction with Free Autologous Tissue

The learning curve of the MS-TRAM/DIEP breast reconstruction by

Archives of Plastic Surgery

Breast Reconstruction Surgery - DIEP Flap - Johns Hopkins Medicine

Breast Reconstruction - DIEP Flap - Before & After Photos

DIEP Flap Breast Reconstruction - Phoenix Plastic Surgery

DIEP flap breast reconstruction: is it right for you?

Where Are Incisions Made In A DIEP Flap Breast Reconstruction? - Ellsworth Plastic Surgery