… Tears associated with an athletic pubalgia may involve any … Although some believe that an
athletic pubalgia involves the … that the pain related to athletic pubalgia may be secondary to …

… The evolution from “hernia” to CMI/athletic pubalgia stems … Athletic pubalgia can occur
in isolation but often occurs in the … for the management of athletes with athletic pubalgia (sports …

… Lower abdominal, adductor, and symphyseal pain to palpation is common in athletes; therefore,
it … Thirty-six percent of athletes with athletic pubalgia have adductor tenderness. Valsalva …

… of patients with athletic pubalgia or inguinal disruption, management of this condition has …
rehabilitation protocol addressing both athletic pubalgia and inguinal disruption pathologies…

… of chronic groin pain in athletes is athletic pubalgia (AP). Gilmore … with this injury, such as
athletic pubalgia, sports hernia, pubic … management with laparoscopic mesh repair. Seven …

… : Athletic pubalgia (AP) is a chronic debilitating syndrome that affects many athletes. As a …
diagnostic and treatment paradigm for the conservative management of AP. DESIGN: Relevant …

… symptoms only has led us to incorporate a partial adductor release similar to that described
by Meyers into our management algorithm for selected athletes as described above. …

… athletic pubalgia. It is the purpose of this paper to describe the presentation of athletic pubalgia…
evaluated our experience with the management of athletic pubalgia over the last 6 years. …

… found to have athletic pubalgia.7 Originally, the discrepancy in athletic pubalgia reported in
… between male and female athletes diagnosed with athletic pubalgia relates to anatomical …

… surgery is suggested to a patient, the athlete is assured of the proper diagnosis — athletic
pubalgia — and that non-surgical management has been offered and ineffective. Once these …