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 Table 2. Monitoring protocols in thermography and oximetry groups
 Lead author and  Diagnostic  Diagnostic tool  Time frame of  Protocol for diagnostic tool  Cut-off values used for concern  Length of
 publication date  method  use                       monitoring period
 [19]
 Thiessen et al  .   Thermography  Unspecified  Preoperative,   Once preoperative to determine perforators.   N/a  24-48 h
 2020  intraoperative and  Intraoperatively, first after perforator dissection to confirm
 postoperative  patency, then a second after the microvascular
 anastomosis, then a third after flap inset
 Postoperatively, 2 measurements taken 1-2 days following
 surgery
 Saxena et al. [20]    Thermography  FLIR A320 IR thermal   Postoperative  Measurement immediately after the procedure and one   N/a  24 h
 2019  camera   day (24 h) after the procedure
 Phillips et al. [21]    Thermography  FLIR one device   Intraoperative,   Intraoperatively after isolation on its vascular pedicle, at   N/a  N/a
 2020  connected to an iPhone 7  postoperative  max ischemia before anastomosis, in 5-minute intervals
 smartphone   after completion of microvascular anastomosis, and before
 leaving the OR Postoperatively, used whenever there was
 concern for flap viability
 [22]
 Lindelauf et al.     Oximetry  Foresight MC-2030   Preoperative and   Preoperative baseline measurements were performed. A   N/a  24 h
 2021  oximeter   postoperative  new sensor was positioned postoperatively on the
 transplanted tissue. In unilateral procedures, postoperative
 StO2 values of the native breast were also obtained.
 Measurements were continued for 24 h
 [23]
 Johnson et al.     Oximetry  ViOptix   Intraoperative and  Intraoperatively following anastomosis. Postoperatively,   Any change 10% or greater  Though discharge
 2021  postoperative  hourly checks by nursing staff until the second   with a mean of 4.8
 postoperative morning, followed by every other hour   days
 monitoring for the second to third postoperative days, and
 every fourth-hour monitoring from the third postoperative
 morning through discharge
 [24]
 Pelletier et al.     Oximetry  ViOptix   Postoperative  Measurements every 4-6 h until discharge  An StO2 level below 30% or a drop in   Until discharge with a
 2011                     StO2 level of > 20% per hour lasting for   mean of 3.1 days (ICU
                          30 minutes                 group) and 2.7 days
                                                     (floor group)
 [25]
 Ricci et al.  Oximetry  ViOptix   Postoperative  Monitored continuously with tissue oximetry for three   A rapid 20-point drop from baseline in 1 h  72 h
  2017  consecutive days, beginning immediately following the   or an absolute recording < 30 percent
 procedure
 [26]
 Ozturk et al.     Oximetry  ViOptix   Intraoperative and  Readings were recorded prior to extubation, after   N/a  36 h
 2014  postoperative  extubation and every 4 h for the next 36 h
 [27]
 Saad et al.  Oximetry  T-Stat tissue oximeter by  Postoperative  Tissue oximetry readings were recorded immediately at   N/a  24 h
  2020  Spectros   the completion of the reconstruction at hours 1, 2, 3, 4, 6,
 12, and 24
 Salgarello et al. [28]    Oximetry  Somanetics INVOS   Postoperative  Measurements recorded continuously for 48 h starting in   An rSO2 value of 30% or drop rate in   48 h
 2018  5100C Cerebral/Somatic   the post-anesthesia care unit  rSO2 by 20%
 Oximeter (Covidien)
 [29]
 Carruthers et al.    Oximetry  ViOptix   Intraoperative and  Probe applied intraoperatively to skin paddle and remained  N/a  Until discharge with a
 2019  postoperative  on until discharge, measurements recorded continuously  mean of 3.4 days
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