Groin Pain Syndrome Italian Consensus Conference update 2023

BISCIOTTI, Gian N.; ZINI, Raul; ALUIGI, Matteo; APRATO, Alessandro; AUCI, Alessio; BELLINZONA, Elena; BENELLI, Piero; BIGONI, Marco; BISCIOTTI, Alessandro; BISCIOTTI, Andrea; BONA, Stefano; BRUSTIA, Moreno; BRUZZONE, Marco; CANATA, Gian L.; CARULLI, Christian; CASSAGHI, Gabriella; COLI, Michael; CORSINI, Alessandro; COSTANTINI, Alberto; DALLARI, Dante; DANELLI, Giorgio; DANESI, Giustino; DELLA ROCCA, Federico; DE NARDO, Pasquale; DI BENEDETTO, Paolo; DI MARZO, Francesco; DI PIETTO, Francesco; EIRALE, Cristiano; FERRETTI, Andrea; FOGLI, Marco; FOGLIA, Andrea; GUARDOLI, Alberto; GUGLIELMI, Antonio; LAMA, Davide; MAFFULLI, Nicola; MANUNTA, Andrea F.; MASSARI, Leo; MAZZONI, Gianni; MORETTI, Biagio; MORETTI, Lorenzo; NANNI, Gianni; NICCOLAI, Roberto; OCCHIALINI, Marcello; PANASCÌ, Manlio; PARRA, Maria F.; PIGALARGA, Giovanni; RANDELLI, Filippo; SACCHINI, Michaela; SALINI, Vincenzo; SANTORI, Nicola; TENCONI, Paolo; TOGNINI, Giuseppe; VEGNUTI, Marco; ZANINI, Antonio; VOLPI, Piero

doi:10.23736/s0022-4707.23.15517-4

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“…Therefore, the time-loss injury approach may be inappropriate for assessing GPS epidemiology, as the recorded data may represent only the tip of the iceberg of a greater more widespread problem [10]. Indeed, it is not uncommon for soccer players to continue training despite pain caused by GPS; thus, an overuse definition may be more appropriate for detecting certain types of GPS injury [11,12].…”

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The Role of MRI in Groin Pain Syndrome in Athletes

Bisciotti,

Di Pietto,

Rusconi

et al. 2024

Diagnostics

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Groin pain syndrome (GPS) is one of the most frequent injuries in competitive sports. Stresses generated in the lower limbs by quick turns and accelerations, such as in soccer, basketball or hockey, can produce localized regions of increased forces, resulting in anatomical lesions. The differential diagnoses are numerous and comprise articular, extra-articular, muscular, tendinous and visceral clinical conditions and a correct diagnosis is crucial if treatment is to be efficient. MRI is the gold standard of diagnostic techniques, especially when an alternative pathology needs to be excluded and/or other imaging techniques such as ultrasound or radiography do not lead to a diagnosis. This paper, based on the current literature, gives a comprehensive review of the anatomy of the pubic region and of the typical MRI findings in those affected by GPS. Many clinical conditions causing GPS can be investigated by MRI within appropriate protocols. However, MRI shows limits in reliability in the investigation of inguinal and femoral hernias and therefore is not the imaging technique of choice for studying these clinical conditions.

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The Role of MRI in Groin Pain Syndrome in Athletes

Bisciotti,

Di Pietto,

Rusconi

et al. 2024

Diagnostics

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Leistenschmerz beim Sportler - MRT-Diagnostik der Symphysenregion

Diallo

2024

Radiologie up2date

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Leistenschmerzen können die Karriere von Profisportlern bedrohen. Die MRT der Symphyse bietet wichtige diagnostische Informationen, deren Interpretation jedoch fundierte Kenntnisse der Anatomie und der verschiedenen Pathologien erfordert. Dieser Artikel beleuchtet typische Befunde und ihre klinische Relevanz, damit eine präzise MRT-Diagnostik den Weg für eine schnellere Rückkehr der Athleten in den Wettkampf ebnen kann.

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Ultrasound of Groin Pain in the Athlete

Pesquer,

Rennie,

Lintingre

et al. 2024

Semin Musculoskelet Radiol

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Groin pain is a common cause of disability in athletes. Imaging is crucial in a clinical diagnosis, given the multiple associated etiologies. The main sites of groin pain are the adductors, iliopsoas muscles, inguinal ring, hip joint, and pubic symphysis. Although magnetic resonance imaging is the gold standard to image groin pain, ultrasound (US) offers excellent accuracy in pinpointing muscle injuries, inguinal disruption, and hernias. US requires a detailed knowledge of anatomical landmarks; imaging pitfalls, and pathologic patterns. We review the complex anatomy of the groin region, the sonographic appearance of the involved structures, and the strengths and weaknesses of US.

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Groin Pain Syndrome Italian Consensus Conference update 2023

Cited by 3 publications

References 86 publications

The Role of MRI in Groin Pain Syndrome in Athletes

The Role of MRI in Groin Pain Syndrome in Athletes

Leistenschmerz beim Sportler - MRT-Diagnostik der Symphysenregion

Ultrasound of Groin Pain in the Athlete

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