This syndrome was first described by Youngman in 1928. It consists in the progressive pressure of the sciatic nerve by the apioid muscle. The pressure is exerted on the nerve outlet by the submandibular foramen and is usually associated with an acute buttock injury. The pain follows the path of the sciatic nerve. Sitting can be painful, and...
This is caused by various extraarticular or intra-articular causes.
The lagonopsis is the most powerful flexor of the hip and consists of the pelvis and the scapula, which attach to the minor trochanter with a common pulmonary tendon. The most common sites of sensation of noise and friction of the lagoon are in the iliac crest and in the minor trochanter.
In this syndrome, the iliac crest is crushed in the major trochanter and usually at the same time there is aseptic inflammation. The rabbit tape is a large flat tendon structure, which starts at the anterior iliac crest and ends at the outer tibia.
In cases of pain in the groin area, the possibility of an intra-articular disease of the hip should be considered. The most common diseases of the hip are:
Osteoarthritis of the pubic symphysis is divided into primary and secondary. The etiology of the disease is often difficult to determine. It is usually secondary to aseptic inflammatory process, successive minor injuries to the area, or after inguinal hernia surgery. Possible treatment of the urological, genital and digestive systems should also be...
The most common injuries to the hip, pelvis and groin are usually fractures. They are more common in sports with physical contact and usually involve the area of the greater trochanter, the iliac crest and the perineum. Severe bleeding and hematoma are rare. The pain is deep without obvious external elements. A few days later a large subcutaneous...
Athletes may have fractures of the pelvic ring as well as the hip. Most often they are the detachment fractures of the pelvis and concern:
The adductor muscles of the hip are the adductor muscles (long, large, short), the sternum, the thin and the major gluteus. Although syndromes have been described for each of these muscles, it is often difficult to pinpoint the exact source of the problem.
In a society that glorifies perfect appearance and material wealth, it is not surprising that many people develop feelings of inadequacy, anxiety and depression. The false standards often created by advertising companies have eroded our self-esteem by making our panic, fear, obsession and coercion the first mechanisms to deal with the difficulties...
