… As a general guideline, the authors of the present review suggest a minimum period of 4
weeks before RTP after a grade 1 and 2 hamstring strain injury. The presented timeframe could …

… variable for an HSI recurrence.49 Recent … for injury recurrence.47, 50 Recurrent HSIs occur
in 14%–63% of athletes in the same playing season or up to 2 years after the primary injury.…

… Indications are that hamstring strain injury's extending into the intramuscular tendon (2b cf.
2c) … Predicting TTRTP and minimising injury recurrence is challenging as reflected in that HSI …

… The recurrence of hamstring injury is an important issue in sport medicine that has … high
rates of recurrence in sport. There is agreement that a history of hamstring injury is the greatest …

… link between the injury situation and the two types of acute hamstring strain in sprinters
and … programs after acute hamstring strains on time to return to sport and recurrence of …

… or recurrent (ie, the repeat injury of the same muscle site due to a reduction in function
and/or lack of appropriate healing and rehabilitation, which may also take the form of an acute …

… Many recurrent and chronic hamstring injuries are probably a result of inadequate …
discomfort and inflexibility, especially in the setting of recurrent and chronic hamstring injury. …

… Hamstring strains are common injuries in sports that involve … These injuries are also prone
to high recurrence rates [9, 14]. … to minimise hamstring strain incidence and recurrence rates. …

… Muscle Injury Classification. Different categories of hamstring injuries had different TRFT
and recurrence rate. Hamstring injuries that extend into the tendon (‘c’) are more prone to re-…

… a rate of 10 hamstring strain injuries per season.[8] [9] … hamstring injury risk factors into
“primary injury risk factors” (ie, the risk factors mainly causing a first lesion) and “recurrent injury …