Late Free Flap Failure in Head and Neck Microvascular Patients

Introduction: Microvascular free flaps have become increasingly more common in head and neck reconstruction Free flap failure in head and neck reconstruction generally occurs within 48 hours postoperatively Most commonly due to vascular thrombosis, venous\u3earterial Hematoma is second most common After 48 hours, most commonly caused by infection or mechanical stress around anastomosis Presentation: 5:2