Donor defects after lymph vessel transplantation and free vascularized lymph node transfer: A comparison and evaluation of complications

Table 1 Donor side morbidity after robot-assisted omental vascularized lymph node transfer

Complications overview robot-assisted omental lymph node transfer
Donor side	Type	Quantity	Therapy
	Abdominal pain	3	Declining spontaneously

Table 2 Donor side morbidity after cervical vascularized lymph node transfer

Complications overview cervical lymph node transfer
Donor side	Type	Quantity	Therapy
	Horner syndrome (stationary)	1	Declining spontaneously
	Supraclavicular/cervical hypaesthesia	1
	Hypertrophic scar	1	Infiltration
	Lymph fistula (post-stationary)	1	Surgical treatment
	Lymphocele (stationary)	1	Puncture
	Lymphocele (post-stationary)	1	Puncture
	Seroma (post-stationary)	3	Puncture (multiple times)
	Wound infection (stationary)	1	Antibiotics

Table 3 Donor side morbidity after lymph vessel transplantation

Complications overview lymph vessel transplantation
Donor side	Type	Quantity	Therapy
	Lymph fistula (post-stationary)	2	Declining spontaneously, albumin substitution
	Lymphocele (post-stationary)	1	Puncture (multiple times)
	Iatrogenic lymphedema (post-stationary)	5	Compression garments
	Wound healing disorder (post-stationary)	1	Antibiotics
	Wound healing disorder with skin necrosis (post-stationary)	1	Surgical treatment
	Wound infection (stationary)	1	Antibiotics
	Wound infection (post-stationary)	1	Antibiotics