Posts Tagged 'pubic symphysis dysfunction'

Pubic Symphysis Dysfunction

August 24, 2009 by David Fitzgerald | | Print
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Following on from our introduction to groin dysfunction we’ll now take a closer look at Pubic Symphysis dysfunction. Osteitis Pubis is the most widely recognized pathology in...

Tags: adductors, Gemelli, Obturator internus, Osteitis Pubis, Psoas, pubic bone marrow oedema, Pubic symphysis dysfunction, Pubic Symphysis mal-alignment, Quadratus femoris

Groin Rehabilitation-10 Tips

August 21, 2009 by David Fitzgerald | | Print
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Differential diagnosis in persistent groin dysfunction is notoriously difficult. This is likely due to the overlap in pathology and the lack of specificity with provocation tests. The...

Tags: Adductor tendinopathy, Differential diagnosis, Hamstrings, Hip Pathology, Lumbar Spine, Oesteitis Pubis, overlap in pathology, pathological spectrum, Peripheral entrapment neuropathy, persistent groin dysfunction, Pubic symphysis dysfunction, Rectus abdominis insertion strain, SI Dysfunction, Sports hernia