Athletes and other physically active people often suffer prolonged inguinal pain, which can
become a serious debilitating condition and may place an athlete's career at risk. A …

Introduction Athletic groin pain requiring surgery remains a diagnostic and therapeutic
challenge. This systematic review aims to identify the most common causes of groin pain in …

Background: Chronic hip and groin pain offers a diagnostic challenge for the sports
medicine practitioner. Recent consensus suggests diagnostic categorization based on 5 …

In recent years, a quantum leap has been made in the diagnosis and treatment of
nonarthritic hip injuries. This evolution can be attributed in part to better imaging, improved …

OBJECTIVE: To detail the progress of 2 high-level soccer players and 1 recreational soccer
player with chronic groin pain that was exacerbated by participation in sports and relieved …

Context: Evaluation of groin pain in athletes may be challenging as pain is typically poorly
localized and the pubic symphyseal region comprises closely approximated tendons and …

Background: The decreased hip range of motion seen in femoroacetabular impingement
syndrome (FAIS) may lead to compensatory increased motion at the symphysis pubis (SP) …

Background Athletic groin pain (AGP) is an encompassing term for the multitude of chronic
conditions presenting as pain in the inguinal region. The purpose of this review was to …

Hip disorders are increasingly recognized as a cause of dysfunction and disability among
athletes. Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) is a common source of hip problems. While …

This review summarises the existing knowledge about pathogenesis, differential diagnosis,
conservative treatment, surgery and post-surgical rehabilitation of sports hernias. Sports …