A 20-years-old male patient suffered pelvic bone fracture and a penetrating
urethral injury through the perineum due to a car accident. The injury and
the unsuccessful reconstruction resulted in a large perineal tissue defect
, urethral fistula, and dislocation of the anus close to the fistula, The a
uthors performed a successful reconstruction; closure of the urethral fistu
la, sinking of the anus to its proper place, and substitution of the missin
g skin and subcutaneous tissue with Lehoczky's frap. The flap with its good
blood supply and mass of tissue repaired the defect and promoted the rapid
, functionally and cosmetically excellent result. (C) 2000 Editions scienti
fiques et medicales Elsevier SAS.