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Although not significant, acute flap-related return to the operating room was lower in the doppler group (4.6%) compared to the oximetry group (6.1%; p= .22). Flaps monitored with tissue oximetry had a statistical increase in length of stay (4.8 ± 1.4 days vs. 3.8 ± 1.6 days; p ≤ .001). The rates of late partial flap loss and fat necrosis were significantly higher in the oximetry group (2.6%, 19/740 vs. 0.3%, 2/740; p= .04) and (18.2%, 135/740 vs. 13.6%, 85/627; p= .02), respectively. There is no statistical b
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