Masquelet technique combined with modified Sauve‑Kapandji, negative pressure drainage and flap transplantation for the treatment of a Gustilo‑Anderson III type C open fracture of the forearm: A case report.

Gustilo-Anderson III Type C open fracture is a high-energy injury with severe bone defects and extensive soft-tissue and vascular damage. Successful limb salvage remains challenging for surgeons due to the inherent risks of vascular damage, infection, nonunion and even amputation. The present case study reports on a 55-year-old male who presented with a Gustilo-Anderson III type C open fracture, which was successfully salvaged by a combined Masquelet and microsurgical approach.