Groin symptoms in athletes have been likened to the Bermuda Triangle as sports physicians, orthopaedists, surgeons and therapists alike are easily sucked into a sea of confusing suppositions and assump-tions. 1Possibly the greatest advance in the understanding and appreciation of 'sports hernia' has been the recent acknowledgment by a multidisciplinary panel of experts that there is in fact no hernia associated with the condition and they have coined the term 'inguinal disruption'. 2nfortunately, although the authors describe a constellation of symptoms, the label again suggests a localised pathology rather than a syndrome .
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