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A modified Z-plasty technique for severe tightness of the gluteus maximus
Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports, 10/28/09
Nam KW et al. – The authors suggest that the intrinsic tendon contracture can cause serious functional impairment in patients with snapping due to a tight gluteus maximus. In this context, a modified Z–plasty technique offers a good surgical approach.
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