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Fig. 4A —23-year-old woman suffering from bilateral gluteal contracture that is more severe on left side. Patient related history of repeated injections in both buttocks since adolescence. Spin-echo T1-weighted axial image (TR/TE, 566/16) discloses atrophic and medial retraction of left gluteus maximus muscle (arrowhead), thickening and retraction of fibrotic cord and distal tendon (white arrow), and displacement of iliotibial tract (black arrow).