Sports Hernia—Anatomy: What Is a Sports Hernia?

Fig. 1.1 Schematic anatomy of the pubic symphysis. (a) Partially rotated view (b) anterior view Abdominal Wall Numerous muscles responsible for stabilization of the pelvis have a common attachment point on the pubic symphysis, including the muscles of the abdominal wall. From superficial to deep the structures of the abdominal wall include: skin, fascia, external…

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