Abstract
We present a case report of a 46-year-old man with a chest wall mass suspected for sarcoma who underwent wide surgical resection and reconstruction. The patient was treated with a large mass chest wall resection followed by a reconstruction using the myocutaneous rectus abdominis flap with a T-inverted shape skin paddle (Ti-RAM flap). This original flap design allowed us to cover a large chest wall defect due to a very extensive oncological resection while achieving an easier closure of the abdominal donor area.
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