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  • Clinical Management

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  • Imaging modalities significantly influence clinical practice.
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  • To review the evolution and impact of imaging technologies in ABR.
  • To explore current advancements and future prospects in ABR imaging.

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  • Literature review focusing on ultrasonography, CTA, and MRA for ABR.
  • Analysis of emerging technologies such as real-time angiography, 3D surface imaging, AR/VR, and AI in the context of ABR.

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  • US, CTA, and MRA are the most researched imaging modalities for ABR.
  • Emerging technologies like real-time angiography and 3D imaging are under development.
  • Future integration of AR/VR and AI is anticipated for ABR.

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  • Imaging technology evolution is critical for ABR clinical management.
  • Advanced imaging techniques offer potential for enhanced perioperative efficiency.
  • Future technologies may lead to reduced donor-site morbidity and improved surgical outcomes in ABR.