05 March 2024>: Clinical Research
Clinical Outcomes of Arthroscopic Surgery in Patients with Gluteal Muscle Contracture: Single-Institution Results from a High-Volume Cohort
Jianhai Hu 12ABCEF* , Jiazhuang Zhu 2BC* , Zheng Zhou 2CD , Xiaoxiang Yang 3B , Min Zhu 1A* , Peng Wu 2AFG*DOI: 10.12659/MSM.942945
Med Sci Monit 2024; 30:e942945
Figure 1 Symptoms, signs, and radiographic findings of a patient with GMC. (A) The patient could not cross his leg while sitting down. (B) The hip joint is fixed in abduction and external rotation when the patient squats and cannot squat with the legs together. (C) The doctor fixed the patient’s pelvis and ankle with the knee flexed at 90°, and then the doctor released the patient, and the patient maintained an upward and abducted position of the affected limb, which was a positive Ober’s sign. (D) Iliac hyperdense line sign (arrow).