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introduction: The reconstruction of large defects of the elbow, is a difficult target for conventional techniques, which further complicated when we have to provide enough tissue elasticity, and resistance to enable us early rehabilitation, and also able to withstand external therapy abrasive as radiotherapy in malignant tumors. We report the long-term outcome of a patient with a follicular dendritic cells sarcoma (FDCS), affecting the posterior ulnar elbow, which after en bloc resection, was reconstructed with a lateral brachial flap reverse flow. We present a case report and surgical technique. The use of lateral brachial flap reverse flow, as a method of reconstruction in post-surgical defects resulting from tumor ablation has the advantage of being easy and reproducible technique with minimal donor site morbidity, and that does not sacrifice arteries or major muscles, not precise microsurgery, so it becomes a good alternative to free flaps, and fundamentally gives us an excellent result of color, thickness and texture, that encourage early rehabilitation of the limb.

Colgajo braquial lateral de flujo inverso para cobertura de la región posterior del codo, tras exéresis de sarcoma de partes blandas