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DR HQ: The Oblique Epidemic

The Big Hurt

Rick Wilton

Jun 8 2012 11:03pm

DR HQ: The Oblique Epidemic

Rick Wilton

Jun 8 2012

Oblique Muscles

First, a little Anatomy 101 to gain a basic understanding of the location of the oblique.

In the first graphic you can see the labeled location of the internal and external oblique muscle.

Intercostal Muscles

Graphic two shows these muscles that are part of the breathing process of inhaling and exhaling air. Which is one of the reasons an injury to these muscles, even a minor one can be so painful.

A Quick Look at History

Looking back into the pre-1990s, injuries in the torso region usually were called ribcage strains, pulled side muscles, and ab strains. The advent of the MRI allowed sports medicine to finally accurately determine what this class of injuries really were—oblique and intercostal...

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