Mechanical hip pain typically has been associated either with dynamic factors resulting in
abnormal stress and contact between the femoral head and acetabular rim when the hip is …

Chronic groin pain is a common complaint for athletes participating in sports that involve
repetitive sprinting, kicking or twisting movements, such as Australian Rules football, soccer …

Background: Acute groin injuries are common in high-intensity sports, but there are
insufficient data on injury characteristics such as injury mechanisms and clinical and …

The thigh adductor squeeze test is commonly used in the diagnosis of groin injuries.
Currently no reports exist in the published literature which, detail the level of activation of the …

Groin pain in athletes has long been a diagnostic and therapeutic conundrum for orthopedic
surgeons, sports medicine physicians, and the entire training staff for athletic teams and …

Athletes frequently injure their hips and core muscles. Accurate diagnosis and proper
treatment of groin pain in the athlete can be tricky, frequently posing vexing problem for …

The term athletic pubalgia has many definitions in the published literature. For imagers,
athletic pubalgia is best considered as a clinical syndrome in which groin pain that cannot …

Groin injuries in high-performance athletes are common, occurring in 5% to 28% of athletes.
Athletic pubalgia syndrome, or so-called sports hernia, is one such injury that can be …

Study Design: Case Report Background: Injury or weakness of lower abdominal
attachments and the posterior inguinal wall can be symptoms of a “sports hernia” and an …

Groin pain in athletes is one of the most difficult to treat clinical entities in sports medicine.
The reasons are the amount of differential diagnoses, complexity of pathophysiologic …