Anterior Hip & Groin Pain

Online AU $165

A detailed examination of mechanisms of physical overload (morphology, movement, muscle) and impairments associated with anterior hip and groin pain, clinical diagnostic tests and management approaches. Includes joint related-pain & bony impingement (intra & extra-articular), soft tissue-related pain and nerve-related pain.

Duration: 5 Hrs

This course aims to:

  • Clarify definitions of anterior hip and groin pain,
  • Explore factors which may influence intra-articular hip joint loads
    • morphological variants (eg FAI, acetabular dysplasia, femoral version capsulo-labral deficits)
    • adverse joint loading associated with kinematics and neuromotor function
    • the adequacy of joint protection mechanisms
  • Explore factors which may influence extra-articular loads in the anterior hip region
    • morphological variants (eg. AIIS/Subspine Impingement)
    • adverse soft tissue loading associated with kinematics and neuromotor function (focus on hip flexors)
  • Provide an overview of key load management and therapeutic exercise strategies for anterior hip pain, particular to the patient presentation and associated difficulties with mechanical load transfer.
  • Provide an update on groin pain clinical entities and where the literature sits with regard to prevention and management.
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