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The diagnosis and treatment of groin pain is difficult because the anatomy of the region is complex, and because two or more injuries often co-exist. However, complex doesn’t always have to be complicated. This Masterclass aims to shed light on this challenging condition by teaching you a systematic approach to groin pain. The lecture series covers several important topics such as groin pain aetiology, characteristics, subjective and objective examination, and management. Finally, the Masterclass concludes by discussing evidence-based strategies to reduce the risk of groin pain.
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In this introductory module, the terminology, epidemiology, and characteristics of groin pain in athletes is discussed. The need for agreement, and description of, the terminologies decided upon at the Doha Consensus meeting will be highlighted. We will also discuss the incidence, prevalence, burden, and characteristics of groin pain a clinician working with athletes can expect.
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Start free trialDetailing of the patient interview and evidence-based clinical examination of an athlete with groin pain, including categorization according to the Doha agreement is included in this module. Using a case example, we will discuss the considerations of athlete-related psychosocial factors, and the specific findings of the subjective and objective examination that influence our clinical reasoning in terms of diagnosis, measuring impairments, and developing an appropriate and effective management plan.
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Start free trialThe management of groin pain can be daunting at times, but in this module, we take the mystery out of it by discussing the current evidence-based management strategies in athletes. A systematic approach based on education, restoration of impairments, sports-specific rehabilitation with careful monitoring of symptoms and load progression will be discussed. The confidence to guide optimal return to sport with reduced risk of recurrence in your athletes with groin pain is achievable!
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Start free trialIn this final module the current evidence on the optimal strategies for reducing the risk of groin pain in your athletes is discussed. The different types of injury prevention, current evidence on the aetiology, injury mechanisms and risk factors for groin pain are detailed. The value of screening for secondary prevention, and the benefits of closely monitoring athletes for early signs of groin pain is presented.
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Luke Murray, Physiotherapist
