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This study examines the clinical classification of longstanding groin pain in 218 patients presenting to a sports medicine clinic. Hip pathology was the most common diagnosis (50.4%), while pubic pathology was seen in 21% of cases. Patients diagnosed with hip pathology were less likely to return to pre-injury activity levels than those with pubic pathology. The study found a different breakdown of injuries than previously reported, reflecting diagnostic difficulties in this area.

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GorkaBuesa

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