Background: The groin is a complex anatomical area with multiple structures that can be
injured and cause pain. One condition with groin pain is the so-called “sports groin,” which …

Introduction: Inguinal hernia and inguinal canal posterior wall weakness, are a frequent
clinical issue in chronic groin pain syndrome. The gold standard imaging is represented by …

Introduction Evaluating groin pain still evades many clinicians at times as they have difficulty
determining the cause of pain when no true hernia exists. This study's aim was to evaluate a …

Abstract Purpose of Review The aim of this review is to present the latest research regarding
the classification and evaluation of groin pain in athletes. Recent Findings Use of …

Purpose To compare the insertions of the conjoint tendon (CT) on MRI in athletes with and
without symptoms and to assess their relationship to groin pain with surgery as a reference …

• Inguinal disruption is an overuse injury associated with sports or activities that involve
twisting, sprinting, and kicking movements• Consider inguinal disruption in athletes …

Introduction Chronic inguinal pain is a frequently occurring problem in athletes. A diagnosis
of inguinal disruption is performed by exclusion of other conditions causing groin pain. Up to …

Lower abdominal and groin injuries are among the most common causes of pain and lost
playing time in sports. Treating these injuries requires understanding the anatomy of the …

Background: Patients, particularly adult males, commonly present to general practice with
groin hernias. Although rarely life-threatening, groin hernias can be associated with …

Background The aim of the study was to introduce a new surgical treatment for anterior
cutaneous nerve entrapment syndrome, a frequently unrecognised disorder in the general …