Reverse Flow Sural Flap Coverage in Sequel of Electric Burn, Case Report| Stephy publishers
Journal of Orthopaedics Surgeries and Physiotherapy - (JOSP)| Stephy Publishers Abstract: Reconstruction of injuries and defects in the distal third of the lower extremities represents a challenge for the plastic surgeon. The clinical case of a 46-year-old patient with a sequela of electrical burn in the distal third of the leg and the proximal third of the right foot is presented, who underwent skin coverage with a reverse flow sural flap. The treatment performed is described, as well as the surgical technique . We consider that the reverse flow sural flap is an optimal option when evaluating different forms of coverage in lesions of the distal third of the lower extremities, with positive long-term results. Keywords: Electrical burn, Reconstructive surgery, Sural flap 1 Introduction The repair of injuries and defects of the lower limb located in its distal third constitutes a challenge for reconstructive plastic surgery. The research reflected in different bibliographic source...
