Abstract
Abdominal and groin injuries are common problems encountered by athletes across a wide variety of sports. They range from benign but annoying, such as exercise-related transient abdominal pain (ETAP), to the activity-limiting and possibly career-ending condition of athletic hernia. This article covers ETAP, rectus abdominus injuries, osteitis pubis, athletic hernia, and abdominal/groin hernias to provide an update on the current pathophysiology and treatment of common abdominal and pelvic conditions in the athlete.
MeSH terms
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Abdominal Injuries / diagnosis
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Abdominal Injuries / physiopathology*
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Abdominal Injuries / rehabilitation
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Abdominal Injuries / surgery
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Abdominal Injuries / therapy*
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Athletes*
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Cumulative Trauma Disorders* / physiopathology
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Diagnosis, Differential
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Groin / injuries*
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Groin / physiopathology*
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Health Surveys
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Hernia, Abdominal / diagnosis
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Hernia, Abdominal / physiopathology
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Hernia, Abdominal / rehabilitation
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Hernia, Abdominal / surgery
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Humans
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Rectus Abdominis / injuries
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Rectus Abdominis / physiopathology
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Rectus Abdominis / surgery