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双边慢性扩张血瘤的关节最大呈现与关节肌肉收缩:一个病例报告

Xi-Qing Pan¹, Jin-Hui Liu¹, Jiang-Li Zhang¹

¹Department of Joint Surgery, Third Hospital of Shijiazhuang, Shijiazhuang, Hebei, China.

Immunity, inflammation and disease

|January 15, 2026

概括

慢性扩张的血液瘤,这种随着时间的推移而生长的罕见质量,可以发生在深层肌肉中. 这一案例突出了它们不寻常的双边部最大肌肉表现,以及部肌肉收缩.

科学领域:

整形外科手术整形外科手术
放射学放射学是一门学科.
肌肉骨医学肌肉骨医学

背景情况:

慢性扩张性血瘤是一种罕见的,缓慢生长的软组织质量,通常是创伤后或手术后.
双边的 gluteus maximus 参与是非常罕见的.
之前没有任何报告将双边部最大血瘤与部肌肉收缩 (GMC) 联系起来.

研究的目的:

报告一个单一的双边慢性扩张血液瘤的情况,在部最大肌肉.
将这种情况与部肌肉收缩 (GMC) 联系起来.

主要方法:

一个29岁的男性患者的病例报告.
双边部最大血瘤和GMC的临床表现.

主要成果:

这位患者出现了双边慢性扩张性血液瘤,影响着关节.
临床症状与部肌肉收缩相一致.

结论:

慢性扩张性血瘤是肌收缩的潜在原因,特别是在深肌中.
考虑在没有解释的肌问题患者中进行这种诊断.

关键词:

慢性扩张的血瘤.部肌肉收缩症部肌肉收缩症 gluteus maximus 最大的关节

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