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Zhu YL et al. - For one-stage reconstruction of Achilles tendon and skin defects, the sliding gastrocnemius musculocutaneous flap is advantageous in vascularity, function, and sensation without anastomosis. The harvest of the flap demands familiarity with the anatomy.

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