Management of chronic recurrent osteitis pubis/pubic bone stress in a Premier League footballer: Evaluating the evidence base and application of a nine-point management strategy

McAleer, Stephen; Gille, Justus; Bark, S.; Riepenhof, Helge

doi:10.1016/j.ptsp.2015.04.003

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“…et en facteurs extrinsèques tels qu'une mauvaise posture, un mauvais échauffement, un surmenage et la fatigue liés à un excès d'activité physique, du matériel mal adapté, une blessure récurrente, le genre, etc. (Bisciotti et al, 2015 ;Elattar et al, 2016 ;Grairi, 2011 ;Holmich et al, 2010 ;Ishøi et al, 2016 ;McAleer, Gille, Bark, & Riepenhof, 2015 ;Munegato et al, 2015 ;Quinn, 2010 ;Sedaghati et al, 2013).…”

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Le traitement conservateur dans le cadre d’une pubalgie de surcharge chez l’athlète, une revue systématique de revues systématiques

Barras¹,

Lutz

Mathieu

2019

Kinésithérapie, la Revue

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Le traitement conservateur dans le cadre d’une pubalgie de surcharge chez l’athlète, une revue systématique de revues systématiques

Barras¹,

Lutz

Mathieu

2019

Kinésithérapie, la Revue

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“…wrote that this syndrome frequently occurs in football and accounts for 10-13% of all accidents every year (1). Since the onset of the syndrome in football, most specialists have approached this problem from a pharmacological, imaging, radiological and surgical point of view (2,3,4,5,6). A small number of specialists also addressed the issue of musculoskeletal impairment, syndrome classification, incidence and rehabilitation programs (7,8,9,10,11,12).…”

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A statistical study on the recovery of pubalgic syndrome in football players

Ioniţe¹,

Iași²,

Rotariu³

et al. 2019

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According to pathology description, pubalgic syndrome affects increasingly more people, especially athletes practicing sports such as football, hockey, rugby, etc. Once this pathology has been established, in addition to pain in the pubic region, a decrease in mobility and muscle strength, it also induces changes in footprint and, implicitly, in the level of plantar pressure. The study was conducted on a number of 35 subjects, of which 30 healthy subjects and 5 subjects affected by pubalgic syndrome (pubis osteitis). The 5 football players affected by pubalgic syndrome (pubis osteitis) benefited from kinesiotherapy. All data, both initial and final, as well as the data recorded for the 30 healthy football players, were statistically processed and compared. The kinesiotherapeutic plan led to positive effects by reducing the symptomatology recorded at plantar level, and ANOVA tests helped in obtaining a qualitative contribution to the recovery program, as well as a socio-economic benefit for the patient.

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