… of a sports hernia, with … isolated sports hernia usually present with dull, chronic pain in the
groin that may radiate to the perineum and inner thigh. The pain usually intensifies with athletic …

… groin pain in these athletes is a sports hernia, an occult hernia … hernia, that leads to a
condition of chronic groin pain. The … -related, unilateral, deep groin pain that abates with rest. …

… connote a likely misleading cause of pain. Unfortunately, as poor a term as “sports hernia”
may be, we may be stuck with it because the sports news media has recently so popularized it…

… Sports hernias are one cause of chronic groin pain in athletes and are distinct entities from
classic hernias… and hip anatomy and pathophysiology of sports hernias is crucial to making an …

… a sports hernia. The particularproblems are the variability in distribution of the pain and the
… also produce pain in severe casesof sports hernia. There have been two cases of referred …

… that one of the etiologies of groin pain in athletes is an incompetent abdominal wall [15]. …
that sports hernia should be on the differential diagnosis in athletes with chronic groin pain. In …

… Athletic pubalgia or sports hernia is a syndrome of chronic lower abdomen and groin pain
that may occur in both athletes and nonathletes. It is defined as weakness or tearing of the …

… (age range, 19-22 years; 4 males, 2 females) with a physician diagnosis of groin pain
secondary to possible/probable sports hernia were referred to physical therapy. A method of …

… nerve, as the causal mechanism of pain in sports hernias. These authors suggested that
surgical manipulation of this area during hernia repair might release the entrapped nerve and …

… pain in 69 sides of 40 male and three female patients who were suspected of having sports
hernia (… of the border nerves to the area of spontaneous pain in 54 pelvic halves of 27 male …