… history and 27 athletes with no past history of HSI. Four of the ten athletes with a past history
… A case limb was defined as: a limb previously experiencing a hamstring muscle strain injury …

… of >1.8 cm and no previous injury (OR<1) were at greater risk of suffering a non-contact
hamstring injury compared with those with lower or no asymmetries and hamstring strain history. …

… These results are not in agreement with some previous findings [38] [41] who suggest
that isokinetic testing cannot predict the risk of hamstring injury in subsequent professional …

… Nonmodifiable risk factors that were included for analyses were history of hamstring injuries
in the past 12 months, age, playing season, team, leg dominance, playing position, and …

… Axial image at the level of the right hamstring injury, obtained using a fluid-sensitive short
tau inversion recovery (STIR) sequence, demonstrates the proximal long head of biceps …

… medial and lateral hamstring muscle injury, respectively. Hip-… identify muscles other than the
hamstring, such as the gluteus … involving the hamstring based on the athlete's injury history (…

… MRI-positive hamstring injuries. … hamstring injury and MRI ≤5 days after injury, and available
for RTS follow-up. Exclusion criteria were re-injury ≤2 months after RTS, chronic hamstring …

… nature of an HSI is well established, 23 and strength training has been demonstrated as a
successful intervention for both the prevention and rehabilitation of hamstring injuries, but the …

… to 12 % of hamstring injuries involve a tear or avulsion of the proximal hamstring origin, 9 %
… The available literature supports surgical reattachment of the hamstring origin to avoid long-…

… Hamstring injury is believed to occur when a sudden forcible contraction of the muscles
takes place against resistance causing excessive eccentric overload, as noted in high-speed …