FIG. 24-13

FIG. 24-14. Donor site preoperative planning.

FIG. 24-15. Vein graft, end-to-side to the axillary vessels creating an A-V fistula loop.

FIG. 24-16. Revascularization of the superior gluteal free flap by division of the A-V fistula and completion of the anastomoses of the interposition vein grafts.

FIG. 24-17. Donor site wound.

FIG. 24-18. Frontal view after later nipple reconstruction.

FIG. 24-19. Oblique view.

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