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Case Reports

Case report: reverse lateral arm flap in a patient with previously harvested radial artery

ORCID Icon, ORCID Icon & ORCID Icon
Pages 169-172 | Received 06 May 2022, Accepted 05 Jul 2022, Published online: 19 Jul 2022

Figures & data

Figure 1. Left elbow defect following wide local excision of a Merkel cell carcinoma lesion.

Figure 1. Left elbow defect following wide local excision of a Merkel cell carcinoma lesion.

Figure 2. Reverse lateral arm flap design along the axis of the lateral intermuscular septum, extending from the deltoid insertion to the lateral epicondyle. (*) Audible doppler signal of the targeted perforating vessels.

Figure 2. Reverse lateral arm flap design along the axis of the lateral intermuscular septum, extending from the deltoid insertion to the lateral epicondyle. (*) Audible doppler signal of the targeted perforating vessels.

Figure 3. Reverse lateral arm flap pedicle dissection (Arrow) and sparing of the radial nerve (*) and posterior cutaneous nerve of the arm (**).

Figure 3. Reverse lateral arm flap pedicle dissection (Arrow) and sparing of the radial nerve (*) and posterior cutaneous nerve of the arm (**).

Figure 4. Reverse lateral arm flap rotation and inset.

Figure 4. Reverse lateral arm flap rotation and inset.

Figure 5. Recovery of elbow range of motion was shown at six months follow-up. (a) Full flexion (b) Full extension.

Figure 5. Recovery of elbow range of motion was shown at six months follow-up. (a) Full flexion (b) Full extension.