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The epiploic flow‐through flap: preoperative evaluation of right gatroepiploic artery on multidetector computed tomography.

The gastroepiploic artery (GEA) and the greater omentum are nowadays commonly used in many reconstructive surgeries including cardiac, vascular and plastic surgery. There are cases in which the GEA is found to be unsuitable only after partial harvesting following an upper laparotomy, and an improved method of preoperative evaluation is required to eliminate the need for intraoperative small laparotomy