Aug 29, 2021 · The sartorius muscle flap is a type IV (segmental blood supply) Mathes–Nahai flap. It is located in the upper thigh and is an excellent option for reconstruction of the groin.

May 1, 2009 · Of the commonly performed flaps, the sartorius flap is the most technically straightforward and involves anatomy and exposures familiar to general and vascular surgeons. Proper technique is …

They suggest to use the sartorius or other distally based thigh muscle flap such as gracilis to cover a suprapatellar infected wound. The difference between this algorithm and our case is the size of wound.

Patients and methods: This prospective study included 5 patients with infected or threatened groin wounds after femoral artery open intervention, who underwent sartorius muscle flap surgery between …

Jan 1, 2025 · Both gracilis and sartorius muscle flaps are viable options for reconstructing femoral wounds, with reasonable post-operative outcomes. Further multicentre studies are needed to better …

Sartorius muscle flaps are effective at facilitating complicated femoral wound healing while maintaining graft salvage and patency.

e relatively technically easy to perform and involve anatomy and exposure familiar to vascular surgeons. The sartorius muscle flap s performed by mobilizing the muscle along its lateral edge to preserve the …

5. Coverage with a pedicled anterolateral (ALT) flap torius muscle flap coverage. The sartorius muscle has segmental supply and allows for rotation of the muscle into the groin in a dist l or proximal-based …

Sartorius muscle flap coverage is used to prevent vascular graft infection in high risk patients and salvage vascular grafts in the setting of wound dehiscence or infection.

We report a series of sartorius flaps performed by vascular surgeons in the treatment of complicated femoral wounds. Methods: Rotational sartorius flaps were performed to attempt salvage of …