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Sports Hernia
(redirected from Gilmore's groin)

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Sports Hernia
A condition first recognised in 1980 by UK surgeon Jerry Gilmore which, while not a hernia, clinically presents as one
At-risk sports American football, football (soccer), hockey, rugby Management Repair torn external oblique aponeurosis and conjoined tendon
Prognosis 98% of football players are on the field within 4–6 weeks
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Stephen Nolan has also been ruled out after learning that his Gilmore's groin complaint will need further attention.
BANVILLE A REAL DOUBT by The Mirror (London, England)
Pitham will have a scan this week and a consultation with his doctor but Boro physio Paul Egan reckons he's suffering from Gilmore's Groin, the same problem that Matty Collins endured a couple of years ago.
Pitham swayed by Boro's super spirit; FOOTBALL: Defender accepts new ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
The Killie boss confirmed that he is set to lose Danny Invincibile for up to three months as the Aussie prepares to undergo an operation for a hernia-like condition known as Gilmore's Groin.
Football: Quinn is a target for Killie; Exclusive by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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