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Post-injection fibrosis of skeletal muscle: a clinical problem. A personal series of 169 cases
International Orthopaedics
|January 1, 1980
Abstract:
A personal series of 169 cases of post-injection fibrosis of skeletal muscle consisting of 78 cases of deltoid fibrosis, 84 cases of quadriceps fibrosis, 6 cases of gluteal fibrosis and one case of triceps fibrosis are presented. Discussion includes an extensive review of literature. A plea is made for pevention of the condition.
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