ResumenLas heridas complejas del antebrazo con fracturas asociadas y pérdida circunferencial de piel, suponen un doble reto reconstructivo. Mostramos el tratamiento de una paciente con lesiones combinadas en el miembro superior tras atrapamiento por rodillos fríos industriales mediante el uso de un colgajo libre de perforante del eje epigástrico inferior profundo (DIEP), tras tratamiento de la fractura articular de la extremidad distal de radio guiado por artroscopia. Conseguimos la estabilización de las fracturas y la cobertura completa del defecto.El colgajo DIEP permite la cobertura de áreas extensas con escasa morbilidad en la zona donante y con un correcto resultado estético.Palabras clave Antebrazo, DIEP, Reconstrucción antebrazo. Nivel de evidencia científica 5 AbstractComplex injuries in upper limb like fractures and forearm circumferential skin loss involving are a double reconstructive challenge. We show a case management in a patient with combined injuries in the upper limb because of entrapment by industrial rollers, using deep inferior epigastric perforator free flap (DIEP) after treatment of an articular fracture of distal radius guided by arthroscopy. Was achieved stabilization of fractures and complete coverage of the defect, with good acceptance of the donor site by the patient.DIEP flap provides coverage for large areas with low morbidity and good aesthetic result.
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