Myectomy: Understanding Muscle Removal Surgery and Its Uses
A myectomy is a surgical procedure involving removal of a portion of muscle. It is commonly performed to treat:
- Muscle contractures (shortened muscles unable to relax)
- Muscle spasms
- Chronic muscle pain
- Other muscle-related conditions
The procedure involves a surgical incision into the affected muscle to excise the problematic tissue. It can improve function, reduce pain, and restore range of motion.
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