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Marc Pouliot Returns To Practice

Pouliot was on the shelf with what Quinn described as a "Pubis thing".  It was actually Osteitis pubis or an Inflammation of the pubic joint.   More information below the jump.

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Cause?

The inflammation is a warning that the training is too strenuous, and that if the load is not reduced a chronic condition with a significantly longer rehabilitation period may follow. Inflammation of the pubic joint is often preceded by long-term inflammation of the abdominal muscle fastening on the pubic bone  and inflammation of the adductor muscle of the thigh. Inflammation of the pubic joint (osteitis pubis) is especially seen in sports characterised by activity with sprinting with sudden changes of direction (soccer, ice hockey).

 

Symptoms? 

 

Pain around the pubic bone, the abdominal muscle fastening and in the groin.

 

Treatment?

Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation.  The old standard.

One wonders, however, about the comfort level of such treatment on this type of injury.

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That said, I expect Poo will be cooling his heels on IR for a couple games yet, whether he’s ready or not. His injury is convenient in the sense that it allows Oilers to evaluate the likes of Brule, Nilsson, Stone, JFJ etc. without having to cut one loose prematurely. I don’t expect Tambo/Quinn see MP as such a huge improvement on those guys that they’ll act before they’re good and ready. They don’t need him in the 13 or 14 slot, where he is now will do just fine, but as soon as it becomes apparent he belongs in the top 12, then expect some action.
In the same vein, while I’m concerned about Pisani, his placement on LTIR could have more to with cap issues than with a particularly debilitating injury. Hope I’m right, that he had something that might take a week or two to heal, and they decided “might as well make it three” and use that time to evaluate their other assets. The alternative — that he has a serious back injury — is much less fun to contemplate.

by Bruce McCurdy on Oct 7, 2009 2:29 PM MDT reply actions  

He’s a major improvement on the PK though. And defensively over every center on the roster.

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by Derek Zona on Oct 7, 2009 2:53 PM MDT up reply actions  

One wonders, however, about the comfort level of such treatment on this type of injury.

Well, the “groin,” as it refers to musculature, is the inner thigh, i.e. the hip adductor muscles, so that’s not so bad. The pubic bone…okay, yeah, that looks like it’s about where you think it is, or at least the nearest skin contact is. I would palpate to check, but I’m at school right now.

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by Doogie2K on Oct 7, 2009 3:33 PM MDT reply actions  

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