Adductor-Related Athletic Groin Pain: A Clinical Commentary
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This clinical commentary addresses the complexities of diagnosing and managing adductor-related athletic groin pain (ARAGP) in athletes, aiming to provide an evidence-informed framework for clinicians and sports professionals. The authors synthesize current knowledge on anatomy, risk factors, imaging, and rehabilitation strategies, while highlighting the need for further research to better understand injury mechanisms and improve prevention methods. Ultimately, the commentary seeks to enhance recognition and management of ARAGP to reduce injury incidence and support athletes' safe return to sport.
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