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  • Plastic Surgery
  • Pediatric Hand Surgery

Background:

  • Arterialized venous flow-through flaps, vascularized via the venous plexus, were first described 40 years ago.
  • Historical concerns regarding venous congestion and ischemia limited their widespread adoption.
  • Recent advancements have renewed interest in these flaps for reconstructing small to medium defects.

Observation:

  • This study presents the first case report of an arterialized venous flow-through flap in the pediatric population.
  • The flap was utilized for reconstruction of a volar hand defect in a young child.
  • Surgical technique, flap markings, and aftercare protocols were meticulously documented.

Findings:

  • The surgical procedure was uncomplicated, with no adverse events.
  • Postoperative outcomes were excellent, demonstrating both aesthetic and functional restoration.
  • The flap successfully addressed the full-thickness defect.

Implications:

  • Arterialized venous flow-through flaps are a viable and effective option for pediatric hand and digit reconstruction.
  • These flaps offer advantages such as ease of performance, minimal morbidity, and early return to activities.
  • This case expands the reconstructive armamentarium for complex pediatric hand injuries.