Effect of Low Intensity Modified Hölmich Protocol on Long-Standing Adductor Longus Related Groin Pain
Rami Mazbouh, Azadeh Shadmehr, Mohammad Reza Hadian, Saeed Talebian, Ahmad Rifai Sarraj, Hussein Ziab
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ABSTRACT
Aim: To evaluate the effect of low intensity Modified
Hölmich Protocol (MHP) for long-standing groin pain on pain, and return to
sport.
Place and duration: Tehran University of
Medical Sciences and Lebanese football club clinic from March 2021 till
September 2021.
Methods: Ten male soccer (age= 24±4.8 yrs.)
with adductor longus related groin pain underwent 10-weeks of Low intensity MHP.
Results: All outcome measures, except SEBT,
improved significantly(p<0.05) in all participants at week 10 as in pain,
BKFO, and return-to-sport, muscle strength.
Conclusions: Ten-week of low
intensity Modified Hölmich Protocol were sufficient to induce significant
improvements in all clinical measures with all participants in our study.
Keywords: Modified Hölmich
Protocol, Long-standing Groin pain, Low Intensity.