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In reconstructing a complex defect associated with infection, using muscle flaps to fill the dead space with well vascularized tissue is considered to be appropriate. In our case, we chose a rectus femoris muscle flap, which has advantages in volume and versatility of transposition owing to long vascular pedicle and requires no microsurgical vascular anastomosis. As a result, the preoperative activity was maintained, the infection was treated, and a good course was obtained.Two flaps, namely the free vascularized iliac bone graft supplie
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