… and biomechanics of the hamstring muscles in relationship to the lower … etiology, treatment,
and prevention of intrinsic hamstring injuries, and (3) examine the role of hamstring muscles …

… [24]asserted that isokinetic muscle strength testing was not able to directly identify … risk for
hamstring muscle injury. Other authors have found that muscle deficits do contribute to injury. …

… the etiology of hamstring muscle injury. The literature supports more than a single etiological
factor as the cause of hamstring muscle injury (1, … The etiology of hamstring muscle injury …

… None of the present athletes had experienced a previous injury in the hamstring muscle
group. This may explain why both athletes greatly underestimated the time it would take to return …

… Anatomy and biomechanics of the hamstring muscle group are … of injury and various
etiological factors are presented. Decreased hamstring muscle flexibility and decreased hamstring …

… in the etiology of hamstring strain. Worrell 18 has proposed a theoretical model for hamstring
injury that … The fact that the hamstring is a two-joint muscle group is an etiologic factor in its …

… At histopathology, the site of muscle injury is often immediately adjacent to the muscle …
perspective, the injury is at the MTJ.[19] In the lowest grade of hamstring muscle injury, there is …

… as eccentric hamstring strengthening has been shown to be an effective injury-preventative …
may suffer from not taking the multifactorial nature of hamstring muscle injuries into account. …

… the time of hamstring muscle injury during … hamstring muscle strain injury exists during the
stance phase of running.8, 13 Others have shown that maximal lengthening of the hamstrings …

… None of the players had a history of muscle injury in the … a hamstring muscle injury in the
season 1999/2000 had significantly less flexibility in the hamstring muscles before their injury …