Brian N Truong
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Recent Articles
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Spoer D, Berger L, Huffman S, Lava C, Dekker P, Ko J, et al.
Plast Reconstr Surg
. 2024 Mar;
154(4S):27S-40S.
PMID: 38470977
Background: Autologous breast reconstruction confers favorable patient reports of satisfaction and quality of life compared with implant-based reconstruction over a lifetime. The latissimus dorsi with immediate fat transfer (LIFT) is...
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Deldar R, Huffman S, Bovill J, Gupta N, Truong B, Haffner Z, et al.
Microsurgery
. 2023 Dec;
44(1):e31135.
PMID: 38124444
Background: Identifying at-risk patients for complications remains challenging in patients with chronic lower extremity (LE) wounds receiving free tissue transfer (FTT) for limb salvage. The modified-5 frailty index (mFI-5) has...
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Huffman S, Berger L, Li K, Spoer D, Gupta N, Truong B, et al.
J Reconstr Microsurg
. 2023 Aug;
40(4):253-261.
PMID: 37579781
Background: In patients with chronic lower extremity (LE) wounds, chronic osteomyelitis confers additional complexity to achieving adequate treatment. Previous reviews demonstrate increased rates of osteomyelitis recurrence in patients who receive...
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Berger L, Huffman S, Bovill J, Spoer D, Shin S, Truong B, et al.
J Reconstr Microsurg
. 2023 Mar;
40(1):40-49.
PMID: 36928902
Background: Free tissue transfer (FTT) provides a versatile method to achieve successful lower limb salvage. Thrombocytosis in patients undergoing lower extremity (LE) FTT is associated with increased risk of complications....
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Bovill J, Sayyed A, Huffman S, Deldar R, Haffner Z, Truong B, et al.
Microsurgery
. 2023 Jan;
43(3):253-260.
PMID: 36700658
Objective: Chronic lower extremity (LE) wounds are common in patients with peripheral vascular disease (PVD). Free tissue transfer (FTT) provides healthy soft tissue for wound coverage and additional blood supply...
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Bovill J, Huffman S, Deldar R, Sayyed A, Gupta N, Truong B, et al.
Ann Plast Surg
. 2022 Dec;
90(1):61-66.
PMID: 36534102
Background: Free tissue transfer (FTT) is critical for limb salvage of chronic lower extremity (LE) wounds. In patients with peripheral arterial disease (PAD), FTT LE reconstruction can be challenging due...
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Berger L, Spoer D, Bovill J, Huffman S, Bell A, Truong B, et al.
Aesthet Surg J
. 2022 Nov;
43(3):NP170-NP180.
PMID: 36395159
Background: Capsular contracture (CC) is a common long-term complication following prosthetic-based breast reconstruction (PBBR). Seven cases of CC following mRNA vaccination for coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) are reported in the literature....
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Huffman S, Bovill J, Deldar R, Gupta N, Truong B, Haffner Z, et al.
J Reconstr Microsurg
. 2022 Sep;
39(6):419-426.
PMID: 36126961
Background: Free tissue transfer (FTT) reconstruction is associated with a high rate of limb salvage in patients with chronic lower extremity (LE) wounds. Studies have shown perioperative risk stratification tools...
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Deldar R, Abu El Hawa A, Gupta N, Truong B, Bovill J, Fan K, et al.
Microsurgery
. 2022 Jul;
42(7):696-702.
PMID: 35792568
Background: Free tissue transfer (FTT) lower limb salvage requires costly multidisciplinary care. Traditionally, patients who undergo FTT reconstruction for lower extremity (LE) wounds were admitted to the intensive care unit...
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Deldar R, Cach G, Sayyed A, Truong B, Kim E, Atves J, et al.
Plast Reconstr Surg Glob Open
. 2022 Jun;
10(5):e4350.
PMID: 35646494
Background: Transmetatarsal amputation (TMA) is performed in patients with nonhealing wounds of the forefoot. Compared with below-knee amputations, healing after TMA is less reliable, and often leads to subsequent higher-level...