Lesão Grau 2 da Junção Miotendinosa do Iliopsoas num Jogador Profissional de Futebol
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Lesões em Atletas/reabilitação, Futebol, Medicina Desportiva, Músculos Psoas/lesões, Volta ao DesportoResumo
O síndrome pubálgico trata‐se de uma entidade nosológica comum no futebol profissional e globalmente reconhecida como uma lesão de gestão complexa. A patologia do iliopsoas é a segunda causa mais comum de síndrome pubálgico em atletas, mas as lesões musculares traumáticas do iliopsoas são raras e insuficientemente documentadas na literatura. Este caso clínico descreve uma lesão grau 2 da junção miotendinosa do iliopsoas num jogador de futebol de elite a competir na Primeira Liga Portuguesa de Futebol, em que foi submetido a um plano de reabilitação associado a evacuação de hematoma ecoguiado e posterior infiltração com PRP desleucocitado, permitindo o return to play 23 dias após a lesão e sem recidiva durante um período superior a 12 meses.
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