Senior Associate Editor Peter Brukner (@PeterBrukner) reviewed the challenges of managing groin pain<\/strong> in sport. He argues that Copenhagen\u2019s Per Holmich\u2019s \u2018entities\u2019 approach is a useful one. You can see watch Per Holmich talk about history and clinical examination on YouTube (HERE<\/a>) and read about the entities (HERE)<\/a>.<\/p>\n To close off the educational event, BJSM Editor in Chief Karim Khan reviewed the pathogenesis of tendinopathy<\/strong> arguing that collagen failure and abnormal tendon cells\/matrix needs to be respected even if there are some biochemical changes that have loosely been linked to \u2018inflammatory\u2019 pathways. The new BJSM paper \u2018Time to revisit inflammation” \u00a0(OPEN ACCESS)<\/a> \u00a0is a thought-provoking contribution to tendinopathy management science by UK Professor Jonathan Rees. If you are interested in tendon injuries and their quality management, go to Oxford in September (2014). International Scientific Tendinopathy Symposium<\/a>.<\/p>\n This event was part of a 10-city educational tour of UK supported by BJSM, McGraw-Hill publishers, and Aspetar Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Hospital, Qatar.<\/p>\n What do you think? Tweet @BJSM_BMJ or email us (karim.khan@ubc.ca)your thoughts.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" BJSM editors and authors contributed to a 200-strong clinician education event run by the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine of Ireland on Tuesday April 29. Andy Franklyn-Miller argued the \u2018compartment pressure\u2019 syndrome was a misnomer for pathology that relates to relative overuse. His article can be found HERE \u00a0(OPEN ACESS)\u00a0in BJSM and his podcast […]<\/p>\n![\"BJSM](\"https:\/\/stg-blogs.bmj.com\/bjsm\/files\/2014\/05\/BJSM-concussion-cover-2014.gif\")
<\/a>Eanna Falvey addressed the challenges of deciding on return to play in concussion<\/strong> and he challenged what many US newspapers are taking as gospel \u2013 that repeated concussion leads to chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). BJSM\u2019s 4th issue of 2014 <\/a>addressed this question and Paul McCrory is on BJSM podcasts (LISTEN HERE<\/a>).<\/p>\n