• Cir Pediatr · Oct 2006

    Case Reports

    [Pyomyositis of hip obturator muscles].

    • F J Downey Carmona and D Farrington Rueda.
    • Hospital Universitario de Valme Sevilla. docdowney@telefonica.net
    • Cir Pediatr. 2006 Oct 1;19(4):241-3.

    AbstractObturator internus muscle abscess (pyomyositis) is extremely rare in temperate environments, although there has been a recent reported increase in prevalence. There usually is a delay in diagnosis and onset of treatment. In addition to our case, we reviewed all cases of pyomyositis of hip muscles found in a review of the recent medical literature.

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