A new preoperative imaging modality for free flaps in breast reconstruction: computed tomographic angiography
Warren M Rozen1, Timoth J Phillips, Mark W Ashton
1Jack Brockhoff Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Research Unit; University of Melbourne (Rozen) Department of Radiology; Royal Melbourne Hospital (Phillips) Jack Brockhoff Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Research Unit; University of Melbourne (Ashton) Department of Radiology; Royal Melbourne Hospital (Stella) Jack Brockhoff Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Research Unit; University of Melbourne; Parkville, Victoria, Australia (Taylor).
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