… However, whether nonoperative treatment achieves successful outcomes after graft … player
who successfully returned to the previous competitive level with non-operative management …

… From December 2005 to March 2009, there were five baseball athletes who visited our
outpatient department because of low back pain. The diagnosis was grade I spondylolisthesis in …

… While hamstring injuries were shown to be associated with … injury, we have to reduce the
level of fatigue that the athlete … reducing the playing time or implementing more breaks in play, …

… muscle, and MR can show the imaging features of the injured muscles, clarify the
location and degree of injury, and provide imaging information for treatment for athletic injury. …

… test 1 and the swimming team test 2, athletes. These results may give us an insight of the
possibility of athletes, who may be assessable to hamstring strain injuries. A specific health H/Q …

… care physicians may encounter patients presenting with symptoms of the relevant functional
impairment. With the recent advances in injury biomechanics, arthroscopic surgery and MRI …

… play practices following hamstring injury: A worldwide survey of 131 premier league
football teams[J]. Sports Medicine, 2019, doi:10.1007/s40279-019-01199-2. [13] Webster KE, …

… basketball and track athletes. Injured athletes demonstrated 15% less pre-injury strength
in hip abduction and hip extension when compared with the un-injured athletes. The theory …

… injured athletes.Neuromuscular response can persist in bilateral lower limbs after ACL
injury and may be exacerbated after ACLR.e18 Kinematics and kinetics of bilateral knee were …

… , agility training) on ACL injury prevention and postoperative rehabilitation … for returning to
play. Methods: This paper collects research on the rehabilitation and prevention of ACL injury …