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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Four-step method to strengthen the practice arthroscopic lysis gluteal muscle contracture postoperative rehabilitation of Authors: Li Qun Hu Hui-ying, REN Yu-xiang 9 Tan Yan Rong Zhang Wentao Zhang Tao 【Abstract】 Objective To investigate the four-step method of strengthening exercises arthroscopic lysis gluteal muscle contracture in patients with postoperative functional recovery effect. Method from January 2007 to March 2008 were treated 44 cases of gluteal muscle contracture patients, the purposes of arthroscopic lysis gluteus treatment, early postoperative and systematic implementation of the “four-step exercises to strengthen the Law”, a parallel follow-up, according to Step state, and below-knee squatting, cross-leg test, bouncing a comprehensive evaluation of efficacy of flu. Results 44 cases of gluteal muscle contracture patients, male 15 and female 29, age 12 to 39 years, with an average 21.2 years of age. Incidence of 43 cases of bilateral, unilateral incidence of 1 case, a total of 87 side; the average length of stay 6.7d, follow-up time of 3 to 12 months, an average of 7.9 months were excellent in 41 cases, good in 3 cases, hip joint function recovery, gait back to normal. Conclusion four-step method to strengthen the practice arthroscopic lysis gluteal muscle contracture of the patients were discharged in the use of results are obvious. Keywords: gluteal muscle contracture Arthroscopy four-step method to strengthen the rehabilitation exercise Gluteal muscle contracture (gluteal muscle contracture, GMC) is a combination of causes gluteal muscle and fascia fibrosis, proliferation, contraction, resulting in limited hip joint function and behave in a peculiar gait, signs of clinical syndrome. Primarily for drug injection muscle bleeding, machine based on factors such as occurred gluteal muscle contracture. Authors from January 2007 to March 2008 were treated 44 cases of gluteal muscle contracture in pati