Here we present a case of cutaneous mucormycosis of the right upper limb in a 49-year-old immunocompetent woman after having an open fracture associated with massive contamination during a motor vehicle collision. In early postoperative period, she had multiple skin necrotic lesions. Serial surgical debridements were performed and ended up with interscapular-thoracic amputation associated with a total mastectomy. Following diagnosis confirmation of mucormycosis infection, the patient was started on antifungal therapy for several months. After disease control, the large defect was successfully covered by a DIEP flap.
Cutaneous mucormycosis requires antifungal therapy along with aggressive debridement, reconstruction by a free flap seems to be a good solution to cover these large defects.