Reconstruction of extensive thoracolumbar defect with perforator-based double Keystone Island flap
Rhea M Mužar,
Domagoj Eljuga,
Josip Jaman
et al.
Abstract:Sarcomas represent 1% of malignancies in adult population; thereby dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans is found in 1%–2% of all cases. A surgical approach in oncologic treatment is the standard of care; therefore, important is an extensive resection to achieve clear margins and prevent recurrence. Herein we report a case of recurrent dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans in the thoracolumbar region. As the adequate resection was to cause a huge defect, we have made a reconstruction plan for coverage, using a perforator-… Show more
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