The hamstring muscle complex (HMC) includes the semimembranosus, semitendinosus,
and biceps femoris (BF) short and long heads, all of which act to extend the hip and flex the …

Hamstring muscle injuries are common in athletes and mostly consist of sprains at the
myotendinous junction, which often respond well to conservative treatment. Proximal …

Hamstring injuries represent one of the most common musculoskeletal pathologies in sports,
accounting for 12–29% of all athletic injuries, with the potential for substantial disability and …

Proximal hamstring injuries are particularly challenging. Compared to their more distal
counterparts, proximal hamstring injuries have been shown to more severely affect patients' …

A decade ago it would have been almost inconceivable to consider a credible dialogue
about the place of surgery in the management of hamstring injuries, and yet in 2020 we …

Background: Avulsion of the proximal origin of the hamstrings has become a more frequently
recognized athletic injury. Most orthopaedic surgeons rarely operate in this anatomic area …

Abstract Purpose of Review To evaluate the current evidence and literature on treatment
options for proximal hamstring injuries. Recent Findings Patients with 3-tendon complete …

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The hamstrings group is made up of three two-joint muscles whose unique anatomy and
functional properties during movement make this group particularly susceptible to muscle …

The thigh flexor muscle complex, universally known by the collective name of hamstring, is
one of the muscle groups most affected by indirect muscle injuries. In addition, also the …