Danger of injecting into quadruple thigh muscles and muscles in children

A case of Delta muscle fiber hospitalized in Cho Ray Hospital on 18-5 (Photo: KS)

Usually people inject in the front and the outside, so the predominant fibrosis in front and fibrosis is like a shrinking scar scar that holds a bundle in Delta muscle. So the patient (BN) has a lot of shrinkage in the posture of extending his arm; When you lower your hand, the shoulder blade protrudes.

When surgery removes the fibrosis in the front, the shoulder is not protruding behind. After surgery, the muscles of Delta muscle remaining are healthy, so the chance of relapse is rare.

Not only Delta muscles but quadriceps muscles in the femur (muscles that stretch the legs) when injecting also get fibrosis and, like Delta muscles, it causes quadriceps muscle fibers that make it impossible for patients to fold their knees.

In the North, the injection into the thigh muscle as a patient is hardened, must be operated to make the pillow fold. Delta muscles only cut the fibrosis, but the quadriplegic thighs are bundled with the other bundles so they have to extend the quadriceps muscles, and when extended, the ability to stretch the legs from 15 to 25O, so the legs will be weak go, even go bend forward.

Injecting into Delta muscle and quadriceps thighs are dangerous, in which injecting into the quadriceps muscle is more dangerous because in addition to the quadriplegic hardening consequences, it is even more annoying than Delta muscle fibers because the knees cannot be folded, complex surgery more trash.

According to Dr. Lam, although injecting drugs into these muscles can have huge consequences, so it is probably forbidden to inject injections into Delta quadruple and muscle muscles in children.

KIM SON