There was summarized the experience of surgical treatment of 9 patients with the soft tissues defects of various etiology, localization and size, in whom microsurgical autotransplantation of the perforant flaps was performed on thoracospinal and medial gastrocnemial arteries. Peculiarities of preparation and mobilization of perforating vessels, securing the motor nerves branches, were presented. The perforant flaps advantages are: their small thickness, plasticity, mobility and minimal complications in the donor's zone. The perforant flaps advantages secure the wider diapason of their usage comparing with conventional composed complexes of tissues.

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