… 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 …

… MRI within 48 to 72 hours after the injury occurred. The clinical and radiological records, …
acute muscle injury of the posterior thigh, exhibiting positive findings of hamstring injury on …

… imaging confirming hamstring injury in 68 (82%). Most of the hamstring injuries were sudden
… Of the patients whose injuries were sudden onset and occurred after the warm-up period (N …

… been suggested as a risk factor for hamstring injury. … nature of hamstring muscle injuries
and the uncertainty about the relative contributions of confounding risk factors make this injury …

… study suggested that hamstring peak torque and hamstring-to… , the relationship between
hamstring injuries and isokinetic … previous history of an acute hamstring injury, lower eccentric …

… are increasing age of the athlete and the athlete having a previous history of hamstring injury.
These risk factors cannot be altered. However identifying these athletes in the team group, …

… hamstring injuries, as well as the Nordic Hamstring Exercise compliance rate, and whether
this influenced the rate hamstring injury… two groups, a Nordic Hamstring Exercise group and a …

… the hamstrings to injury. Hamstring injury is the most common muscular lesion in athletes.
The most commonly injured muscle in the hamstring group is the biceps femoris, and the …

… These results demonstrate that persistent muscle strength abnormalities may give rise to
recurrent hamstring injuries and discomfort. An individualized rehabilitation program …

… prognostic MRI parameters in acute hamstring injuries. In daily practice and research, we
can be confident that scoring hamstring injuries by experienced radiologists is reproducible. …