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Contrast CT‐scan for preoperative planning of VSLN (vascularized submental lymph‐node) transfer

Vascularized submental lymph‐node (VSLN) transfer is gaining popularity as a reliable donor‐site in microsurgical treatment of lymphedema. However, variations in number, location, and blood supply to submental lymph‐nodes as well as associate skin‐paddle make a predictable flap harvest a challenging task. We analyzed this region on preoperative imaging, to improve accuracy of VSLN transfers.