"protrusion of pre-peritoneal fat through the Hesselbach triangle during abdominal strain"
"Athletic pubalgia was first described as Gilmore’s groin and has been commonly known as sportsman's hernia or sports hernia, although the latter two are a misnomer since an actual hernia does not occur. Groin disruption injury is another term that has fallen out of favour. Around 2020, core muscle injury or groin pain in athletes 7 have been preferred terms by some to refer to athletic pubalgia."
"Athletic pubalgia was first described as Gilmore’s groin and has been commonly known as sportsman's hernia or sports hernia, although the latter two are a misnomer since an actual hernia does not occur. Groin disruption injury is another term that has fallen out of favour. Around 2020, core muscle injury or groin pain in athletes 7 have been preferred terms by some to refer to athletic pubalgia."
"Athletic pubalgia was first described as Gilmore’s groin and has been commonly known as sportsman's hernia or sports hernia, although the latter two are a misnomer since an actual hernia does not occur. Groin disruption injury is another term that has fallen out of favour. Around 2020, core muscle injury or groin pain in athletes 7 have been preferred terms by some to refer to athletic pubalgia."
"Athletic pubalgia was first described as Gilmore’s groin and has been commonly known as sportsman's hernia or sports hernia, although the latter two are a misnomer since an actual hernia does not occur. Groin disruption injury is another term that has fallen out of favour. Around 2020, core muscle injury or groin pain in athletes 7 have been preferred terms by some to refer to athletic pubalgia."
"Athletic pubalgia was first described as Gilmore’s groin and has been commonly known as sportsman's hernia or sports hernia, although the latter two are a misnomer since an actual hernia does not occur. Groin disruption injury is another term that has fallen out of favour. Around 2020, core muscle injury or groin pain in athletes 7 have been preferred terms by some to refer to athletic pubalgia."
"Athletic pubalgia was first described as Gilmore’s groin and has been commonly known as sportsman's hernia or sports hernia, although the latter two are a misnomer since an actual hernia does not occur. Groin disruption injury is another term that has fallen out of favour. Around 2020, core muscle injury or groin pain in athletes 7 have been preferred terms by some to refer to athletic pubalgia."
Expected headings
"Plain radiograph/CT"
"Approximately 15% (range 5-23%) of all sports injuries result in groin pain 2,3; groin pain is more common in males."
"loss of normal fibrillary architecture, thickening and hypoechogenicity of tendon insertions in case of tendinopathy"
"partial or full-thickness tears displayed as fluid-filled defects, with or without tendon retraction"
"It can also show insertional tendinopathy, tears and iliopsoas bursitis in iliopsoas-related groin pain."