… We propose that the maladaptation associated with a prior HSI could result not only in an
increased risk of HSI recurrence, but also in an elevated risk of ACL injury. Future work should …

… hamstring strain injury (HSI) can be challenging for clinicians, owing to the competing demands
of reducing both convalescence and the risk of re-injury… taken to RTP and re-injury rates. …

… For the purpose of this study, hamstring strains were defined as any muscle strain injury
to the posterior thigh resulting in a minimum 2 days of lost participation in either practice or …

… Hamstrings strains are one of the most prevalent injuries in … first-time and recurrent hamstrings
strains among male and … first-time and recurrent hamstrings strains for male and female …

… a all injuries, b recurrent injuries, c non-recurrent injuries. Recurrent injury classification was
… and was defined as athletes that suffered a hamstring strain injury (HSI) in the 12 months …

… Identifying the time of occurrence of a hamstring strain injury during treadmill running: a …
resonance imaging findings of hamstring injury as predictors for recurrent injury. J Orthop Sports …

… predictor of recurrence of a lateral hamstring injury (8 of 42 … , the high-capture rate of the
injured athletes, and the rigorous … risk factors for both hamstring strain recurrence and for the …

… with acute hamstring strains without previous injury. Recurrent injuries also have a longer
convalescent period. Recent evidence suggests that hamstring strain recurrence rates can be …

… of recurrence is dramatically increased at this point.7 Recurrence includes possible
additional injury and … and rehabilitation of hamstring strains. Exerc Sport Sci Rev 2006;34:135–41. …

… The rate of hamstring strains increased in MLB from a low of 1 injury every … recurrent injuries
in those sustaining a hamstring injury. Higher grade hamstring injuries and recurrent injuries …