Ilioinguinal syndromeG57.1
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Compression of the ilioinguinal nerve (e.g. due to jeans being too tight) with dysesthesia, pain in the groin region, gentle position of the leg in adduction and internal rotation Painful pressure point: Spina iliaca anterior superior.
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Removal of the triggering factors.