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Fig. 6 —Coronal proton density–weighted image through right groin in 22-year-old male soccer player with acute severe groin pain and loss of adduction shows full-thickness tear of adductor longus tendon from its origin with distal retraction (arrow). Tear occurs on background of preexisting pubic overload, where chronic changes of osseous spurring and capsular hypertrophy of superior aspect of pubic symphysis (arrowhead) are noted. P = pectineus, I = iliopsoas.