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It's Athletic Pubalgia Hip Preservation Section Dec 8 th , 2017 Srino Bharam, MD Clinical Professor Mount Sinai School of Medicine Director, Hip Arthroscopy Lenox Hill Hospital New York, NY I (and/or my co-authors) have something to


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It's Athletic Pubalgia

Hip Preservation Section Dec 8th, 2017

Srino Bharam, MD Clinical Professor Mount Sinai School of Medicine Director, Hip Arthroscopy Lenox Hill Hospital New York, NY

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I (and/or my co-authors) have something to disclose.

Detailed disclosure information is available via:

AAOS Orthopaedic Disclosure Program on the AAOS website at http://www.aaos.org/disclosure

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Above Symphysis

Inguinal disruption Rectus abdom injuries Ilioinguinal nerve entrapment Adductor musculotendinous injuries Adductor strain Obturator n entrapment

At Level of Symphysis

Pubic rami stress fracture Adductor avulsion Adductor enthesopathy

Below Symphysis

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I II III

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66% of groin injuries 91% US, 93% MRI Majority involve adductor longus

Serner et al AJSM 2015

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Total 557 European professional players 2001-2010 seasons Incidence = 0.72; p = .98

Walden et al Scand J Med Sci Sports 2011

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Disruption of complex Displacement of pyramidalis and proximal adductor

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Pubic symphysis Prox adductor insertion Rectus insertion/border Inguinal canal Dilated superficial ring

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Dedicated MRI pelvis

Axial oblique Saggittal

Schilders JBJS 2009

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Thigh ecchymosis

Medial and posterior

Antalgic gait Weak resisted Adduction in extension and flexion

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Srino Bharam MD, Daniel Feghhi MD, David A Porter MD

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Series Cases Age Sex Number of Anchors Retraction Outcomes Bharam et. al, in prep 6 39 M 3.2 2.8 cm mHHS, HOS, VAS, Patient Satisfaction Rizio et. al, 2004 2 27.5 M 2 No report No report Vogt et. al, 2004 1 43 M 2 3 cm No report Dimitrakopo ulou et. al, 2008 2 25.5 M 6.5 4 cm No report Schlegel et. al, 2009 5 27.2 M Not listed 2.4 cm No report

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Groin injuries can

  • ccur in absence of

FAI symptoms Predominantly male athletes Comprehensive History and Exam!

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