Minimally Invasive Surgical Therapy

13 November 2025, 1:30 EST

Diego Velásquez-Plata, USA

Moderator: Hanae Saito, USA

 

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Learning objectives:

  • Review the historic background in minimally invasive surgical therapy.
  • Identify the key components of the taxonomy of microsurgical techniques used in minimally invasive surgical therapy.
  •  Understand the importance of flap perfusion, incision tracing, clot stability, soft tissue handling, osseous architecture, biomaterial selection and wound stability when pursuing primary intention healing.

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Diego Velásquez-Plata