The Hip and Pelvis in Sports Medicine and Primary Care by Peter Seidenberg & Jimmy D. Bowen

Author:Peter Seidenberg & Jimmy D. Bowen
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Springer New York, New York, NY

Table 7.2.Characteristics of common pelvic apophyseal injuries

Apophysis

Age of appearance52

Age of fusion52

Muscle group

Physical examination57

Implicated sports51,55

Ischial tuberosity

15–17 years

19–25 years

Hamstrings

Pain with resisted knee flexion or passive hamstring stretch

Gymnastics, soccer, fencing, tennis, track and field

ASIS

13–15 years

21–25 years

Sartorius

Pain with hip flexion/adduction

Soccer, track and field, gymnastics, tennis, fencing, basketball

AIIS

13–15 years

16–18 years

Rectus femoris

Pain with resisted hip flexion with knee extended

Soccer, track and field, tennis, gymnastics, wrestling, fencing

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