estudo comparativo por ressonância magnética de púbis entre atletas e sedentários assintomáticos comparative study between the pubis of asymptomatic athletes and non-athletes with mri

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Abstract
OBJETIVO: Comparar os achados na ressonância magnética do púbis de atletas profissionais de futebol, sem histórico ou clínica de pubalgia, com sedentários também assintomáticos, determinando a prevalência de alterações compatíveis com sobrecarga púbica. MÉTODOS: Dezenove atletas profissionais de futebol, sem queixas álgicas na região púbica, e 17 sedentários, também assintomáticos, foram submetidos à ressonância magnética do púbis. Os resultados dos exames foram analisados quanto à presença de alterações degenerativas, edema medular ósseo e tendinopatia, comparando ambos os grupos estudados. RESULTADOS: Foi encontrada alta prevalência de edema ósseo e tendinopatia, bem como alterações degenerativas da sínfise púbica no grupo de atletas, encontrando-se valores maiores de odds ratio e risco relativo, com significância estatística na população estudada. CONCLUSÃO: Atletas profissionais de futebol apresentam maior risco de desenvolver alterações na região púbica, evidenciadas na ressonância magnética, se comparados a indivíduos sedentários. Estes achados não são obrigatoriamente causa de pubalgia, estando provavelmente relacionados a esforço intenso.
OBJECTIVE: To compare the magnetic resonance imaging findings of the pubis of professional soccer players, without history of or clinical groin pain, and non-athletes, also without symptoms, determining the prevalence of changes compatible with pubic overload. METHODS: Nineteen professional soccer players without complaints of groin pain and seventeen non-athletes, also asymptomatic, underwent pubic magnetic resonance images. Exam findings were analyzed for the presence of degenerative changes, medullar edema and tendinopathy, comparing both groups. RESULTS: High prevalence of bone edema, tendinopathy and degenerative findings in the pubic symphysis was seen in athletes, with statistically significant higher odds ratios and relative risk for the population studied. CONCLUSION: Professional soccer players are at a higher risk for developing changes in the pubic region, evidenced in magnetic resonance images, when compared to non-athletes. Those findings are not necessarily related to groin pain, and are probably related to intense stress.
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Authors ;Rodrigo Castelo Branco;César Rubens da Costa Fontenelle;Leandro Marques Miranda;Yonder Archanjo Ching San Junior;Evandro Miguelote Vianna
Journal scientific american
Year 2010
DOI
10.1590/S0102-36162010000600015
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http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0102-36162010000600015
Keywords
athletes

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