As one of the human body's largest weight bearing joints, the hip is subject to overuse
injuries resulting from repetitive movements from daily and athletic activities. Overuse …

Groin pain is a common cause of pain in the athlete and may be the result of a variety of
causes. Musculoskeletal groin injuries are often associated with muscle strain, particularly …

Background: In the event that nonoperative treatment for sports hernia fails, surgical repair
may be warranted. Bilateral repair can occur in up to 45% of surgically treated patients …

Objectives Although laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair (LIHR) has been widely accepted
for treating inguinal hernia, the procedure remains very technical and challenging. The …

Objective To determine differences in prevalence and diagnostic accuracy of MRI findings
between asymptomatic athletes and athletes with longstanding groin pain. Materials and …

In recent years, there has been increased awareness and treatment of groin injuries in
athletes. These injuries have been associated with various terminologies including sports …

Athletes presenting with groin pain represent a diagnostic dilemma given the myriad
possible etiologies for their symptoms. Athletic pubalgia (AP) is the accepted term to …

Groin pain is a common symptom in athletes. The complex anatomy of the area and the
various terms used to describe the etiology behind groin pain have led to a confusing …

Pubalgia means pubic pain. This is different from core muscle injury (implying muscular
pathology) or inguinal disruption (different anatomic region). Athletic pubalgia includes a …

Background: Athletic pubalgia (AP) is an increasingly recognized injury among young
athletes. This study aimed to evaluate the characteristics associated with AP in college …