Proximal hamstring injuries are common in athletes. Surgical indications are based on to
regain the pre-injury activity level of the athlete. The key to achieve athletes back to play is to …

The proximal hamstring is a common location for athletic injuries. A complete, three-tendon
(semitendinosus, semimembranosus, long head biceps femoris) tear may occur in sports …

The proximal hamstring is a common location for athletic injuries. A complete, three-tendon
(semitendinosus, semimembranosus, and long head of the biceps femoris) tear may occur in …

Background: Proximal hamstring ruptures meeting operative criteria may be treated through
endoscopic, open, or combined techniques. Open techniques allow for facilitated tendon …

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 …

Proximal hamstring tears are among the most common sports-related injuries. These injuries
often occur as strains or partial tears at the proximal muscle belly or the musculotendinous …

Background: The use of validated outcome questionnaires and magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI) when assessing outcomes after surgical treatment of proximal hamstring …

Background: Hamstring injuries are commonly considered the number one reason for
delayed return to play and return to sport (RTS) across several sport disciplines …

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

Purpose To assess the subjective and functional outcome in complete and partial injuries,
both acute and chronic. Methods One hundred and thirty-two consecutive proximal …