Results
All patients showed satisfactory appearance, color, and texture of the repaired area. Moreover, all patients exhibited satisfactory functional recovery of the injured limb. None of the secondary healed cases developed any wound-related problems. Partial loss of STSG was observed in one patient owing to non-compliance with immobilization. In one of the local flaps, marginal necrosis occurred at the location determined with ICGA (Case 11). Wound dehiscence and flap retraction occurred in one of the free flaps (SCIP) due to excessive mobilization of the patient. The problem was solved by flap advancement and secondary suture (Fig. 4). One of the patients in whom ulnar artery perforator flap was used developed atrial fibrillation during the surgery (Case 8). The operation was terminated due to the emergency and reconstruction completed with NPWT and STSG.