The Athletic Pelvis - American Academy of Osteopathy

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Groin pain in athletes Can be very difficult to diagnose due to very large differential: T12, L1, L2, L3, S3, S4 dermatomes cross this area. Multiple p abdominal pathologies: Appendicitis, diverticulitis Aortic/iliac i ili aneurysm UTI, urolithiasis Ovarian cyst cyst, ectopic pregnancy, salpingitis salpingitis, , prostatitis prostatitis, , testicular torsion, torsion torsion, epididymitis
Local Local musculosketal causes Can be divided into three potential subdivisions: Abdominal wall Rectus abdominus tendonitis tendonitis Groin hernia Inguinal Inguinal Femoral Femoral Sports hernia Ilioinguinal neuralgia Pel <strong>Pelvis</strong> Pel <strong>Pelvis</strong> is SIJ strain Iliolumbar strain Pubic bi ramus stress f fracture Osteitis pubis Cont’ Hip Joint Capsular lesions AVN, OA, labrum Loose body Psoas bursitis Femoral neck/proximal femur stress fracture Avulsion fractures ASIS, AIIS, lesser trochanter trochanter (kids) (kids) Tendonitis Tendonitis Adductors P Psoas Sartorious Rectus femoris
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Page 3 and 4: Case I A 33 year old female presen
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Page 21 and 22: Differential: Groin hernia We all
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