Novel metrics for ICG angiography in implant-based breast reconstruction can predict wound-healing complications, aiding surgical decision-making.
A novel classification of arterial patterns via Indocyanine Green Angiography (ICGA) may predict multiterritory flap outcomes, aiding in preoperative planning and treatment strategi
An international consensus outlines the use of Indocyanine Green Fluorescence-guided surgery in pediatrics, emphasizing its safety, applications, and dosing strategies.
A new technique using a pedicled flap with vascularized bone and muscle offers a stable, minimally invasive option for orbital floor reconstruction, ideal for high-risk patients.
ICG fluorescence cholangiography lowers biliary complications in laparoscopic left lateral sectionectomy. Optimal dose: 0.004 mg/kg; best observed 90 minutes post-injection.
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Meta-analysis shows Indocyanine Green fluorescence imaging reduces anastomotic leaks in left-sided colorectal resections, supporting its use in surgery.
FLOW 800 hemodynamic analysis in STA-MCA bypass predicts patency, showing high proximal speed in the recipient vessel increases no-flow risk.
Systematic multistep ICG imaging in 400 flap reconstructions significantly reduced complications, achieving a low 0.75% necrosis rate.
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AVOID trial found ICG fluorescence did not significantly reduce 90-day anastomotic leakage rates in colorectal surgeries overall.
Intraoperative ICG angiography helped identify a gastrointestinal stromal tumor in a 68-year-old with obscure digestive tract bleeding, enabling successful resection.
Systematic preoperative intraureteral ICG reduces ureterolysis length and operative time in endometriosis surgery, showing promise in improving surgical outcomes.
Robotic liver transplantation with real-time ICG cholangiography improves biliary outcomes, reducing complications in both donors and recipients compared to the open approach.
Using near-infrared fluorescence angiography with ICG for perfusion assessment reduces anastomotic leakage and hospital stays in ultra-low rectal cancer surgery.
ICG fluorescence imaging improves perfusion assessment during robot-assisted hepatic arterial infusion pump placement, matching traditional methods in safety and reliability.
The standard of care approach to identify sentinel lymph nodes (SLNs) in clinically non-metastatic cutaneous melanoma patients is technetium (Tc)-based lymphoscintigraphy. This technique is associated
This review explores recent advancements in optical imaging for DIEP flap reconstruction, highlighting the clinical utility of NIRS, ICG, LSCI, HSI, DIRT, and SWIR.
This review discusses the role of sentinel lymph node (SLN) biopsy in early-stage ovarian cancer. Current evidence shows that using indocyanine green with technetium improves SLN detection rates. Sensitivity and accuracy are high, especially with ultrastaging protocols.