P37. Reconstructing Soft Tissue Sarcoma Patients: Tumor Bed Excision Defects Are Deceiving and Result in Higher Reoperation Rates by Rami Elmorsi, MD, Luis Camacho, MD, David D. Krijgh, MD, Gordon S. Tilney, PA-C, Heather Lyu, MD, MBI, Raymond S. Traweek, MD, Russel G. Witt, MD, MAS, MS, Margaret S. Roubaud, MD, Arlene Correa, PhD, Christina L. Roland, MD, MD, Alexander F. Mericli, MD

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SP28. When To Skip The Ladder And Take The Elevator: Complex Reconstructions May Yield A More Reliable Outcome When Reconstructing Defects After Resection Of Soft Tissue Sarcomas L... by Rami Elmorsi, MD, Luis Camacho, MD, David D. Krijgh, MD, Gordon S. Tilney, PA-C, Heather Lyu, MD, MBI, Raymond S. Traweek, MD, Russel G. Witt, MD, MAS, MS, Margaret S. Roubaud, MD, Arlene M. Correa, PhD, Christina L. Roland, MD, MS, Rene D. Largo, MD, Alexander F. Mericli, MD

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102. Reconstructing Soft Tissue Sarcoma Patients: Tumor Bed Excision Defects Are Deceiving And Result In Higher Reoperation Rates by Rami Elmorsi, MD, Luis Camacho, MD, David D. Krijgh, MD, Gordon S. Tilney, PA-C, Heather Lyu, MD, MBI, Raymond S. Traweek, MD, Russel G. Witt, MD, MAS, MS, Margaret S. Roubaud, MD, Arlene M. Correa, PhD, Christina L. Roland, MD, MS, Rene D. Largo, MD, Alexander F. Mericli, MD

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