Return to play (RTP) criteria after hamstring strain injuries (HSIs) help clinicians in deciding
whether an athlete is ready to safely resume previous sport activities. Today, functional and …

Background Rehabilitation progression and return-to-play (RTP) decision making following
hamstring strain injury (HSI) can be challenging for clinicians, owing to the competing …

Background More than half of the recurrent hamstring injuries occur within the first month
after return-to-play (RTP). Although there are numerous studies on RTP, comparisons are …

Background: It is important for clinicians to rely on suitable prognosis factors after hamstring
injuries because of the high incidence of these injuries and time away from athletic activities …

Objectives: hamstring strain injuries are the most common sports-related muscle injuries and
one of the main causes of missed sporting events. Hypothesis: clinical findings reflecting …

Background: Considering the lengthy recovery and high recurrence risk after a hamstring
injury, effective rehabilitation and accurate prognosis are fundamental to timely and safe …

Background Previous studies investigating prediction of return to play after acute hamstring
injury were limited by examining a single postinjury clinical and MRI evaluation. We …

Background The current literature on the value of clinical evaluation for predicting time to
return to sport (RTS) after acute hamstring injuries has not been systematically summarised …

Hamstring strain re-injury rates can reach 30% within the initial two weeks following return to
sport (RTS). Incomplete recovery of strength may be a contributing factor. However, relative …

Acute hamstring injuries are the most prevalent muscle injuries reported in sport. Despite a
thorough and concentrated effort to prevent and rehabilitate hamstring injuries, injury …