Understanding Flap-Based Reconstructive Surgery

Major flap reconstruction is a surgical procedure used to repair large or complex tissue defects. It involves moving healthy tissue from one part of the body to another. This surgery helps restore structure, coverage, and function.

Advanced Tissue Transfer with Sterile Control in Major Flap Reconstruction

Major flap reconstruction uses local, regional, or free flaps depending on defect size and location. Precise surgical instruments and microsurgical tools are used to transfer tissue safely. Nivda major surgery drapes create wide sterile coverage for prolonged operative time. Reinforced Nivda surgical gowns protect surgeons during extensive dissection and fluid exposure. Absorbent disposable drapes help control blood and irrigation fluids effectively. These sterile disposable systems support flap viability and reduce infection risk.