Objectives: Objective the solution of complications inherent to the Surgical Technique of Intramuscular Gluteoplasty, which is usually done by the Author.-
Introduction: The experience of the author, of 10 years of performing Augmentation Gluteoplasty with Intramuscular Technique, and the Anatomical and Magnetic Resonance Study of the Muscle Gluteus Maximus, is presented.
The bibliography summarizes the complications in general in Seromas, Infection, surgical wound dehiscence, bruises, among some of them. But not those cases in which the intramuscular pocket is involved.
Materials / method: 40 patients surgically intervened were evaluated with Magnetic Nuclear Resonance, with the aforementioned Technique technique, evaluating the relationship between muscle thickness associated with the peri implant capsule, and related gluteal asymmetries.
Results: t was found that many of the asymmetries, corresponded to technical defects in the carving of the pocket as well as in its ratio less than 0.5 mm final thickness of the gluteus muscle above the implant, which could be resolved technically, performing capsule or miorraphy guided by light source or endoscopy.
Conclusion: Those asymmetries technically related to the intramuscular pocket in their thickness and capsule relationship, were solved technically correcting by capsulorrafias and / or miorrafias, achieving a symmetry and maintaining a favorable result in time.-
Disclosures
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Were you provided with any honoraria, payment or other compensation for your work on this study?
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Do you have any financial relationship with any entity which may closely compete with the medications, materials or instruments covered by your study?
No
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This work was not supported by any direct or non direct funding. It is under the author's own responsability