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osteitis pubis

Known as: pubis osteitis 
National Institutes of Health

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2018
2018
[What do we know about osteitis pubis in athletes?]
BACKGROUND Osteitis pubis is a common cause of chronic groin pain. Due to high clinical uncertainty and varying etiopathology… 
2005
2005
Successful treatment of osteitis pubis by using totally extraperitoneal endoscopic technique.
Osteitis pubis is characterized by pain, inflammation, and sclerosis in the pubic symphysis. It is often a self-limiting disease… 
2005
2005
Extraarticular Sources of Hip Pain
The task of diagnosing and managing extraarticular causes for hip and groin pain represents one of the greatest challenges in… 
2004
2004
Septic separation of the symphysis pubis
SummarySymphysial osteomyelitis has been distinguished from osteitis pubis because of the more serious nature of the disease. We… 
1995
1995
Osteitis Pubis in the Active Patient.
In brief For more than 3 months, a young male soccer player had groin pain diagnosed as stemming from a "tight groin." His… 
1995
1995
Managing Groin Pain.
In brief The cause of groin pain, common in kicking sports, is obvious when a patient suffers an acute muscle strain. However, a… 
1982
1982
Osteitis pubis as a mimic of prostatic pain.
Summary— Thirty-five patients with pain suggesting a prostatic origin but with no evidence of active prostatic inflammation… 
1957
1957
Tuberculous osteitis pubis.
The relative rarity of tuberculous osteitis pubis, and the uncommon appearances encountered in two patients with this condition… 
1954
1954
Treatment of osteitis pubis with corticotropin and cortisone; report of two cases.
THE TREATMENT of osteitis pubis is in the process of being changed at the present time. After the introduction of retropubic… 
1952
1952
Post-operative osteitis pubis: causes and treatment.
SUMMARY Post-operative osteitis pubis is now well known. Two points, however, remain under discussion–its cause and treatment… 
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