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Barcelona consensus on supermicrosurgery.

J Masia1, L Olivares1, I Koshima2

  • 1Department of Plastic Surgery, Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau, Barcelona, Spain.

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Supermicrosurgery, a delicate technique for tiny vessels, has a consensus name and expanding applications. This advanced microsurgery is poised for wider adoption in reconstructive procedures.

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  • Microsurgery
  • Vascular Surgery
  • Reconstructive Surgery

Background:

  • Supermicrosurgery's popularity is rising, but inconsistent terminology causes confusion.
  • Lack of consensus on naming and applications hinders communication among microsurgeons.
  • The First European Conference on Supramicrosurgery aimed to standardize terminology.

Framework:

  • Consensus reached: "supermicrosurgery" is the accurate term.
  • Definition: Microneurovascular anastomosis for vessels 0.3-0.8 mm and single nerve fascicles.
  • Established by Koshima, this technique refines microsurgical precision.

Implementation:

  • Applications include lymphedema treatment, nerve reconstruction, and fingertip reconstruction.
  • Used in microsurgical flap salvage and free tissue transfer.
  • Requires significant skill and has a steep learning curve.

Implications:

  • Supermicrosurgery is a valuable reconstructive tool with diverse applications.
  • Despite current limited adoption, it is expected to become part of conventional microsurgery.
  • Standardized terminology will facilitate broader understanding and application.