40-year-old male with severe pain and bruising of the right groin and medial thigh, please evaluate for abductor muscular tear. MRI pelvis:BONE MARROW: No significant bone marrow signal abnormalities visualized. Specifically, at the origin of the adductor muscular group at the pubic symphysis, no evidence of bone marrow edema or avulsion fracture. Further, the insertional site in the bilateral femurs appear within normal limits.SOFT TISSUES: There appears to be partial tearing of the origins sites of the pectineus along with the adductor muscular group with a small discrete fluid collection adjacent to the right anterior pubic symphysis and slight retraction of the muscles. There is further associated inflammation within the proximal muscular soft tissues, indicative of reactive inflammatory change. JOINTS: The bilateral hip joints are incompletely evaluated on this pelvic MRI, however within these limits. No significant abnormality including degenerative changes visualized in the bilateral hips.ADDITIONAL
Partial tearing of the pectineus and adductor muscular group as outlined above. No evidence of avulsion fracture.