MRI of Muscle Injuries

Dimmick, Simon; Rehnitz, Christoph; Weber, Marc‐André; Linklater, James

doi:10.1007/174_2013_878

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“…Grade 3 injury (complete tear) is a complete rupture of the muscle, which will demonstrate complete discontinuity of muscle fibers, usually with associated tendon fiber discontinuity and an associated hematoma. Extensive adjacent intramuscular and perifascial edema may be present [8].…”

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Injuries of the obturator muscles in professional soccer players

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Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc

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Injuries of the obturator muscles in professional soccer players

Wong-On

Garuz

Arriaza

et al. 2017

Knee Surg Sports Traumatol Arthrosc

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Entzündliche Muskelerkrankungen (Myositiden)

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Acute Obturator Externus Injury in Professional Soccer Players: A Case Series

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When patients present with hip or groin pain, proximal quadriceps or adductor injuries are often initially suspected. In this case report, however, we present three cases of professional soccer players who were found to have obturator externus injury. A 30-year-old player and a 24-year-old player complained of pain in the left side after long distance shooting during an in-season training session and a match, respectively. Another 24-year-old player complained of pain in the right side after long distance passing during a preseason training session. On physical examination, active hip external rotation and passive hip internal rotation and extension elicited pain in all three players. All three players underwent magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) which found obturator externus grade II injuries for two players and grade I injury for one player. Rehabilitation protocols included relative rest, cryotherapy, and electrotherapy over a period of one week. All patients were able to return to play after 10 days. Correct identification of obturator externus injury afforded our players a favorable prognosis and a relatively quick return-to-sport compared with quadricep or adductor injury.

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MRI of Muscle Injuries

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Injuries of the obturator muscles in professional soccer players

Injuries of the obturator muscles in professional soccer players

Entzündliche Muskelerkrankungen (Myositiden)

Acute Obturator Externus Injury in Professional Soccer Players: A Case Series

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