Reconstruction of a post electrical burn compound defect of the neck with pharyngo-laryngeal cutaneous fistula. A rare case report

Electrical burn injuries of the head and neck are rare. The patient usually undergoes a long course of recovery. When complicated with the involvement of larynx and pharynx, there are additional problems of airway and nutrition maintenance.This is a case report of a 37 year old mason with an electrical burn of the neck resulting in a pharynolaryngeal defect, managed by a pectoralis major myocutaneous flap and split skin graft