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September 04, 2008
BehindTheMedspeak: Got 'Sports Hernia?' Dr. Jerry Gilmore is the man to see
The British surgeon in 1980 described the syndrome of groin disruption in athletes and undertook the first successful surgical repair.
The injury of the connection of the adductor magnus muscle to the pubic bone (top) soon became known as "Gilmore's Groin."
You could look it — and him — up.
Any serious athlete with this injury should consider a trip to The Gilmore Groin & Hernia Clinic in London to let the master work his magic.
Inquire within.
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It is great to have a name for something that's been bothering me for so long. Is there a name for this in the US or do the professionals go by the same name?
Posted by: ornsbychazzer | Sep 5, 2008 1:33:24 AM
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