Purpose To perform a systematic review of reported terminologies, surgical techniques,
preoperative diagnostic measures, and geographic differences in the treatment of core …

Purpose The most effective treatment for longstanding groin pain with no hernia present has
not been designated. The aim of this systematic review was to assess whether surgical or …

Importance Groin pain in active individuals and athletes without clinical evidence of hernia
or hip pathologic findings is challenging for health care clinicians and aggravating for those …

Background To assess the time required to return to sport (RTS) after conservative versus
surgical treatment in athletes for pubalgia. Methods The PRISMA guidelines were followed …

Lower abdominal and groin injuries are among the most common causes of pain and lost
playing time in sports. Perhaps the most important obstacle in understanding these injuries …

Background: Chronic strain and/or tendinopathy of the adductor longus tendon can be a
cause of long-standing groin pain in the elite athlete, resulting in significant time lost from …

Background Athletic pubalgia, commonly referred to as a “sports hernia,” is a disease
process characterized by groin pain produced by physical exertion often occurring in …

Objective: The adductor related groin pain syndrome is a common overuse injury in sports
which require quick accelerations and decelerations, changes of direction and kicking. If …

Musculoskeletal injuries occur frequently in sport during practice, training, and competition.
Injury assessment and management are common responsibilities for the team physician …

Purpose Groin injury, sportsman's groin and inguinal disruption (ID) refer to a diffuse chronic
groin pain syndrome that has significant impact on athletes and is often unresponsive to …