Core Muscle Injuries and FAI: Diagnosis and Management
Core Muscle Injuries and FAI: Diagnosis and Management
Struan H Coleman MD, PhD MLB Winter Meetings Las Vegas, NV December 8th, 2018
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DISCLOSURES
? NO DISCLOSURES RELATED TO THIS TALK
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HIP AND CORE INJURIES
? IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTAND KINETIC CHAIN OF THROWING
? ANGULAR MOMENTUM GENERATED IN LOWER BODY
? FOOT PLANT ? PELVIC ROTATION ? ENERGY TRANSFER TO:
? CORE ? TRUNK ? ARM ? BASEBALL
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HIP AND CORE INJURIES
? KINETIC CHAIN ? TRAIL HIP IR ? LEAD HIP ER ? FOOT PLANT
TOWARD TARGET ? TRUNK AND ARM
ROTATE SQUARELY TOWARD TARGET
HIP IR TRAIL LEG
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PITCH VELOCITY STODDEN ET AL.
J APPL BIOMECH 2001
HIP AND CORE INJURIES
LOSS OF HIP IR = PLANT FOOT CLOSED POOR PELVIC ALIGNMENT
PITCHER THROWS ACROSS BODY
REDUCED TRANSFER OF POWER LB TO UB
INCREASED TORQUE ON ELBOW AND SHOULDER
INCREASED INJURY
WRIGHT ET AL. SPORTS BIOMECH. 2004
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HIP AND CORE INJURIES
? CORE: Weakness/Instability ? Force anterior shoulder ? Shoulder injuries ? Elbow injuries
? Endo et al J of PT Science 2014; 26; Chaudhari et al, AJSM, 2014; 42 (11); Raduar et al Int J PT; 2014; 9(1)
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EPIDEMIOLOGY HIP AND GROIN
BODY PART (RANK) 1. Hand / Finger / Thumb 2. Shoulder / Clavicle 3. Knee 4 . Upper Leg (Thigh) 5, Lower Leg / Achilles Tendon 6. Elbow 7. Lower Back / Sacrum 8. Foot / Toes 9. Hip / Groin
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EPIDIOMOLOGY
? Hip and Groin Injuries
? Resulted in Avg 15 days missed
? Majority are extra-articular
? treated non-operatively
? Intra-articular injuries
? 40.2% required surgery
? Intra-articular injuries 2x days missed vs Extra-articular injuries
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HSS/METS PILOT STUDY
? DOES A DECREASE IN HIP MOTION CORRELATE WITH AN INCEASE IN INJURY INCIDENCE IN MLB PLAYERS
? IS THERE A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
? PITCHERS ? CATCHERS ? OTHER POSITION PLAYERS
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RESULTS
? PITCHERS AND CATCHERS HAVE LESS IR AND ARC OF HIP MOTION COMPARED TO POSITION PLAYERS
? LESS IR/ARC OF HIP MOTION NOTED IN PLAYERS WITH HIP/ABDOMINAL/HAMSTRING INJURIES DURING THE SEASON
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DISCUSSION
? RECOMMENDATIONS
? HIP STRETCHING ? CORRECT "GIRD OF
THE HIP OR HIRD" ? ABDUCTOR
STRENGTHENING ? CORE
STRENGTHENING ? PREVENT INJURIES
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FAI AND CMI
? Groin Pain In The Athlete ? Challenging Diagnosis ? Due to a Complex Anatomy ? And Concomitant
Pathologies ? An Algorithmic
Multidisciplinary Approach Is Critical for Accurate Diagnosis and Management
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FAI AND CMI
? FAI and Core Muscle Injuries
? Are Common pathologies especially among athletes
? They can occur independently or simultaneously
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CMI
? Core muscle injuries (CMI) ? Are Common sports injuries ? And Involve muscles from the
chest to the mid-thigh ? The "Harness" Muscles
? Are Most Commonly Involved ? As they Attach to the pubic bone ? And are comprised of the rectus
abdominis, adductor longus, aductor brevis and pectineus
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Pubic Symphysis and Floor Anatomy
Rectus Abdominis creating supero-posterior tension Adductors creating infero-anterior tension
Adductors creating a infero-lateral force
Quadratus Femoris Obturator Externus
Pectineus
Adductor Brevis Adductor Magnus
Gracilis
Arrows indicate the direction of force
Adductor Longus
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CMI
? CMI Injuries ? Occur when the
adductors and RA pull in opposites directions ? These structures can pull away from the pubic bone
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CMI
Cartilagenous Plate
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CMI
? Exam ? Pain above/on pubic Symphysis ? Tenderness ? Pain with Sit-up or Valsalva ? Coughing/Sneezing ? Worse with Activity
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? Imaging
? MR
CMI
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CMI
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CMI
? Rx ? Conservative ? 3-6 Months Rest/Core strengthening ? Surgical ? Repair of Rectus aponeurosis to Pelvic Plate ? +/- Adductor Release
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CMI
? Clinical Results: 5 Prospective Studies
Author Year Study Holmich 1999 68 patients randomized to 2 types of PT Meyers 2000 157 non-randomized patients Ekstrand 2001 66 patients randomized to four treatments Meyers 2011 114 non-randomized women patients Paajanen 2011 60 patients randomized to surgery vs. PT
Result RTS 23/68 97% 88% 90% 90%
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CMI
? Dr. William Meyers ? Pioneered the Diagnosis
and Management of Athletic Pubalgia ? Core Muscle Injury
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FAI AND CMI
? Relationship of CMI to FAI has well been Established
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