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Fig. 3A —32-year-old male soccer player from study group with right groin pain. Coronal inversion-recovery turbo spin-echo image (A) and axial T1-weighted turbo spin-echo image (B) show right-sided secondary cleft at site of adductor microtear without osteitis pubis. Axial image (B) shows posterior herniation of symphyseal fibrocartilage (arrow).