… hamstring strength and a reduced risk of recurrent injury. A recent meta-analysis of 24 studies
with 795 high-grade proximal hamstring injuries … vs 52.9%), hamstring strength (85.0% vs …

… showed different injury localisation as well as … time hamstring strains in sprinters and dancers,
including recovery of flexibility, strength, and function, as well as time to return to pre-injury …

… (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 …

… 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 …

… hamstring strain injuries are the most common sports-related muscle injuries and one of the
… The anatomic structures damaged during initial and recurrent hamstring injuries18 have a …

… recurrent injuries), or athlete characteristics. Hamstring strains are the most common muscle
strains … Accounting for 13% of injuries in Australian Rules football, 9 they are the second-…

… Hamstring strains are a common and recurrent injury among sprinting athletes. The effective
prevention and rehabilitation of such injuries remains challenging. In this article, we have …

… 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. …

… limb, highlighting the importance of comprehensive rehabilitation and adequate testing to
determine readiness to return to sport for reducing risk of recurrent hamstring strains. …

… hamstring injuries can cause prolonged absence from competition and are associated with
a high recurrence … of hamstring strains. However, most studies indicate that the previous …