… the RTP decision after hamstring injury, although this moment is vital if injury recurrence is to
… is great diversity in how RTP after hamstring injury is defined and which criteria are used to …

… and workup of hamstring injuries, nonoperative treatment options, and surgical decision-making
based on patient presentation and injury patterns. Hamstring injuries, which are …

… . Potential hamstring injury blind spot: we need to raise awareness of proximal hamstring
tendon avulsion injuries. Br J Sports Med 2019;53:390–2.doi:10.1136/bjsports-2018-100063 …

… tissue health and stress level assessments of health and activity risks in relation to contextual
risk tolerance [13] that may be valuable for RTS decision after hamstring injury (Fig. 11.2 …

… Challenges relating to team hierarchy (eg pressure from management) were regarded the
most likely to influence practitioner decision making (27% of challenges cited) (Table 4). As a …

… Consensus meeting was convened with the aim of standardising treatment and decision-making
of HSIs. This used the existing clinical evidence and expert opinion through a Delphi …

… trainers and medical practitioners in the decision-making process for injury prevention. …
testing cannot predict the risk of hamstring injury in subsequent professional competition. Based …

… is complex and influenced by a range of factors [71, 76] and the RTS decision making is a
multifactorial process over time, rather than an exact time point. The discrepancies in the RTS …

… Overall, however, MRI remains the gold standard imaging modality in hamstring injuries,
and facilitates the decision-making process between nonoperative and surgical treatment, but …

… In conclusion, both objective testing systems did not improve the decision making on
RTS in addition to the clinical picture in the studies collectives: Normalisation of MRI signal …