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“Reversed turnover” latissimus dorsi muscle flap for reconstruction of a deep sacral defect after a severe pelvic fracture

A 17-year-old man was severely injured including a fractured pelvis and a degloving injury to the lumbar, sacral, and gluteal regions. After multiple revisions, a 6×7 cm wide×10 cm deep defect in the sacral area was successfully treated by transfer of a reversed turnover latissimus dorsi muscle flap. He is now fully mobilised three years later.