Question: You Are A Physical Therapist Re-evaluating A Patient Who Has Been Treated For A Groin Strain For The Past 3 Weeks. The Patient Is A 22 Year Old Female Who Is Getting Frustrated Because Pain Is Not Improving, And She Has Abdominal And Hip Adductor Weakness. You Observe A Small Bulge In The Anterior Hip, Where The Femoral Triangle Is Located. What Would …
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You are a Physical Therapist re-evaluating a patient who has been treated for a groin strain for the past 3 weeks. The patient is a 22 year old female who is getting frustrated because pain is not improving, and she has abdominal and hip adductor weakness. You observe a small bulge in the anterior hip, where the femoral triangle is located. What would you re- diagnose this injury as? What structures are involved? What are the boundaries of the femoral triangle? What role would the femoral ring play and what structures pass through it? If not treated properly, what would you be concerned about?
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