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8 percent)] to major artery recipients [n = 314 (74.2 percent)], there was no significant difference in total (p = 0.746) or partial flap failure (p = 0.212). Significant factors between the groups included larger flap size with major artery recipients (p = 0.001) and shorter operative time when using a perforator recipient (p = 0.012). Perforator-to-perforator anastomosis is a reliable option that affords equivalent rates of flap success compared to major artery anastomosis in lower extremity reconstruction. The authors advocate using
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