Modified small incision of therapeutic injections of gluteal muscle contracture.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Modified small incision of therapeutic injections of gluteal muscle contracture amp;quot;Summaryamp;quot; to discuss the purpose of improving the treatment of small incision under the injection of gluteal muscle contracture. Methods From May 2003 ~ June 2004, using modified small incision injections of the treatment of gluteal muscle contracture, clinical application in 10 cases 14 side, 8 males and 2 females; unilateral in 6 cases, bilateral in 4 cases ; aged 6 to 22 years, mean 13 years old. Surgical incision length (5.0 ~ 7.0) cm, mean (6.2 ± 0.5) cm. The results of all patients before surgery were designed to successfully complete a surgical incision, intraoperative incision in the surrounding tissue without the need for extensive separation; check hip surgery activity reached the intended surgical purposes; incision healing on schedule removal of stitches, no case of complication. Conclusion The modified small incision of therapeutic injections of gluteal muscle contracture with less trauma, healing, scar is small, beautiful shape and so on. amp;quot;Keywords:amp;quot; small incision; gluteal muscles contracture Injection of gluteal muscle contracture is an iatrogenic disease, mostly occurs in childhood, is repeated several times after the hip caused by intramuscular injection of drugs, often because parents of children found that gait changes, knees can not be sitting around from doctor . Valderrama first reported in 1969, the domestic first reported in 1978, Ma Cheng Xuan recent years, this disease has a gradual upward trend. After the diagnosis of this disease, such as no other contraindications are the indications for surgery, and surgery as soon as possible. Since the surgery as soon as possible not only to restore function of the normal activities of both lower extremities, but can be avoided because of secondary joint disease affecting the efficacy. Surgical treatment of this disease to break the contracture organizations