Category: Gluteal dystocia

Hip myoclonus is a common disease that seems to be an unfamiliar word, but due to the lack of publicity, people do not know enough about it. For this reason,…

Gluteal myoclonus is a clinical syndrome caused by degeneration and contracture of gluteal muscle and its fascial fibers, which leads to dysfunction of hip joint adduction and internal rotation, and…

Arthroscopic minimally invasive treatment of gluteal myoclonusFu Zhihou, Department of Orthopaedic Diseases, Jinan General Hospital, Jinan Military RegionGeneral HospitalGluteal myoclonus, also known as frog’s leg, has been treated with traditional…

Gluteal myoclonus is a clinical syndrome in which the gluteal muscle and its fascial fibers degenerate and contracture due to the injection of gluteal muscle, which leads to the characteristic…

I. Why does gluteal dystocia occur? Some frail children aged 4-8 years old often receive multiple intramuscular injections of gluteal muscles due to recurrent respiratory infections, tonsillitis, bronchitis, pneumonia or…

The gluteus medius is a particularly important muscle that we have not paid much attention to in the past for hip protection and strengthening. Professor Ganz, an orthopaedic master from…

Can you cross your legs? When you find yourself or a friend can not cross your legs, the first thing to do is to see if you can squat with…

Gluteus contracture is a disease caused by fibrosis of the gluteus muscle and its fascia, resulting in abduction and external rotation deformity and flexion disorders of the hip joint. The…

Supragluteal nerve syndrome refers to pain caused by various causes of injury such as entrapment or entrapment of the supragluteal nerve passing through the iliac crest bony fiber canal. The…

　　There are some people in the process of their own growth found themselves some movements and others are different, such as: standing when the lower limbs of the external rotation…