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 …

Background Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings associated with athletic pubalgia
are well documented in the adult literature. Objective To describe the spectrum of MRI …

Groin injuries are common in athletes who participate in sports that require twisting at the
waist, sudden and sharp changes in direction, and side-to-side ambulation. Such injuries …

Athletic pubalgia is a term grossly misunderstood throughout the sports medicine
community. This syndrome is multifaceted and lacks true definition. Athletic pubalgia …

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 …

Diagnostic imaging supplements the history and physical examination in athletes with groin
pain. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) accurately depicts the anatomy of the pubic bones …

Background Surgery for athletic pubalgia usually consists in abdominal wall repair
combined with routine bilateral adductor tenotomy. We currently confine the surgical …

Athletic pubalgia, also referenced in the literature as “core muscle injury,”“inguinal
disruption,”“sports hernia,” or “sportman's hernia,” refers to groinpain centered about and …

OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this article is to describe the results of pubic symphyseal CT
arthrography compared with MRI in patients with suspected athletic pubalgia. MATERIALS …

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 …