Tennis Injuries: Thigh

Rupture of the iliopsoas muscle What is the Illiopsoas muscle?The iliopsoas muscle is a very strong muscle that lifts the knee... View Details Inflammation of the iliopsoas muscle (and bursa). What is the Illiopsoas muscle?The iliopsoas muscle is a very strong muscle that lifts the knee up.... View Details Ostitis Pubis What is Ostitis Pubis?Ostitis Pubis is inflammation of the joint where the pubic bone meets at the... View Details Myositis Ossificans What is Myositis Ossificans?If you have a bad muscle strain or contusion (dead leg!) and it is... View Details Inflammation of adductor muscles What are the adductor muscles?There are five adductor muscles, the pectineus, adductor brevis and... View Details Gilmore's Groin What is Glimore's groin?Gilmore's groin involves a tear of the adductor muscles, usually high up... View Details Inflammation of the rectus femoris tendon What is the rectus femoris muscle?The rectus femoris muscle is one of quadriceps muscles. It goes... View Details Rupture of the rectus femoris tendon What is the rectus femoris muscle?The rectus femoris muscle is one of quadriceps muscles. It goes... View Details Quadriceps contusion What is a contusion?This type of injury is very common in contact sports. An impact to the muscles... View Details Quadriceps Strain What is a quadriceps strain?The quadriceps muscles consist of the vastus lateralis, vastus... View Details Tight hamstrings Many people suffer with tight hamstrings. Most of the time they will not cause a problem but can be... View Details Hamstring Contusion What is a contusion? This type of injury is very common in contact sports. An impact to the... View Details Hamstring Strain What is a hamstring strain?A hamstring strain or a pulled hamstring as it is sometimes called is a... View Details Groin Strain (Adductor muscle rupture) What are the adductor muscles?There are five adductor muscles, the pectineus, adductor brevis and... View Details   The information contained on this site is purely a source of information and can at no time replace the expert eye of a qualified professional. We recommend seeking professional advice before embarking on any form of self treatment. Neither the content or nor any other service provided through mybesttennis.com is intended to be relied on for medical diagnosis or treatment. Never delay in seeking professional advice because of something seen on mybesttennis.com.