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The use of a vastus lateralis muscle flap to repair a gluteal defect

F N Abu Jamra, N Afeiche, N B Sumrani

British Journal of Plastic Surgery

|July 1, 1983

Abstract:

The vastus lateralis flap offers a simple method of repair of gluteal defects in the paraplegic patient. The details of the surgical technique and the advantages of the vastus lateralis flap are described.

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