… to determine if any are predictive for recurrent injury. Background: Hamstring muscle strain
injury and subsequent recurrent injury are common. Little information exists on factors that …

… that hamstring strain injuries account for 12–16% of all injuries in English and Australian
professional football. A rate of five to six hamstring strain injuries … a recurrent hamstring strain …

… were 2.2 hamstring strain injuries per 1,000 … hamstring strains will recur, and many happen
within the first 2 weeks of return to sport ( 26,42,55 ). The recurrence rate of hamstring strains …

… Assessment of physical examination and magnetic resonance imaging findings of hamstring
injury as predictors for recurrent injury. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther 2006; 36(4): 215–224. …

… (AFL), hamstring muscle strain-type injuries have displayed a … injuries per club each year
and a 23% average recurrence … Risk of hamstring strain increased with a lower hamstring to …

… recurrent hamstring strains in football, prevention of initial … of injury, and diagnostic
investigation of hamstring strains. This … sustaining such injuries in football. The collection of such …

… Strains to the hamstring muscle group are prevalent and, unfortunately, often recurrent,
with prolonged rehabilitation and persistent disability. Most hamstring injuries are of a single …

… injuries—some acute and others chronic, some annoying and others career ending. Few
injuries are as dramatic as the acute hamstring strain … hamstring strain or recurrence of a strain. …

… strength or flexibility in men and women with prior hamstring strain injury within 24 months …
injured hamstrings is at least partly responsible for the greater risk of recurrent hamstring strain…

… commentary is to review examination techniques and rehabilitation considerations in order
to identify important risk factors to reduce recurrence after hamstring strain and total rupture. …