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To evaluate the effectiveness of interstitial glucose monitoring in detecting vascular occlusion during free tissue transfers.

March 18, 2026Open Access

Monitoring of Venous and Arterial Occlusion With Remote Interstitial Tissue Glucose Measurement Systems in a Rabbit Free Flap Model

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To evaluate the effectiveness of interstitial glucose monitoring in detecting vascular occlusion during free tissue transfers.
Utilization of interstitial glucose monitoring systems
Implementation in a rabbit free flap model
Assessment of vascular occlusion detection effectiveness
Interstitial glucose monitoring effectively detects vascular occlusion
Proposed technique is rapid and minimally invasive
Potentially cost-effective solution for postoperative monitoring

Abstract

Interstitial glucose monitoring appears to be a reliable method for detecting vascular occlusion in free tissue transfers within this experimental model. This technique may offer a rapid, minimally invasive, and cost-effective approach for postoperative vascular monitoring of free flaps. Further investigation in human trials is warranted to confirm these findings and assess clinical utility.

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Canberk M. Gurbuz

Ceyhun Uzun

Oğuzhan Eroğlu

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Kocaeli Üniversitesi

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