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Endoscopic CMI Repair and Pubic Symphysis Excision

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In this video, Dean Matsuda discusses endoscopic core muscle injury repair and pubic symphysis excision. He explains that patients may experience groin pain from labral tears and femoral acetabular impingement, as well as central pubic pain from a condition called core muscle injury or athletic pubalgia. Matsuda discusses the different areas of pain and possible causes, including osteitis pubis, inguinal canal problems, and adductor and abdominal muscle injuries. He highlights the association between athletic pubalgia and femoral acetabular impingement (FAI) and shares studies that show successful management of both conditions. Matsuda also provides insights into endoscopic pubic symphysectomy and repair techniques for adductor avulsion injuries.

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Dean K. Matsuda, M.D.

Keywords

endoscopic core muscle injury repair

pubic symphysis excision

groin pain

labral tears

femoral acetabular impingement