The Kutler flap technique is a single-stage reconstructive surgical procedure used on digits (fingers or toes) that borrows tissue solely from the injured recipient digit itself for reconstruction. It's particularly useful when adjacent digits aren't available as flap sources, such as in multidigital injuries.
In more detail, the "super Kutler flap technique" referenced emphasizes that the tissue required for reconstruction of the digit is sourced only from the injured digit, offering a solution for scenarios where adjacent digits are unsuitable for flap harvesting. This is especially relevant and advantageous in situations with multiple digit injuries.
