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This research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of using isolated lower extremity specimens for microsurgical flap dissection training.

Isolated Lower Extremity Specimens Enhance Efficiency and Cost-Effectiveness in Cadaveric Flap Dissection Training for Clinical Practice—Chang Gung Experience

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This research aims to evaluate the effectiveness of using isolated lower extremity specimens for microsurgical flap dissection training.
Narrative review of training practices at Chang Gung Microsurgery Center.
Focus on three primary flap types for teaching core techniques.
Assessment of training model's advantages regarding efficiency and costs.
Demonstrated higher learning efficiency compared to conventional training methods.
Highlighted cost-effectiveness for both organizers and participants.
Identified transferability of techniques to other reconstructive applications.

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Narrative review highlights enhanced training efficiency and cost-effectiveness in microsurgery through isolated lower extremity specimens.

Lin et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Narrative review highlights enhanced training efficiency and cost-effectiveness in microsurgery through isolated lower extremity specimens.