… hamstring injuries, but the challenge of optimising the management of the acutely injured
hamstring … the aetiology, risk factors and management of hamstring strains.2,–,6 Paradoxically, …

… The natural history and management of hamstring injuries. … The natural history and
management of hamstring injuries. … of the nordic hamstring exercise on hamstring injuries in …

… Traditionally, the clinical assessment of hamstring injuries is based on a thorough medical
history and physical examination consisting of posture and gait inspection, inspection and …

… injury prevention scenarios a challenge. The purpose of this review is to describe hamstring
injuries … respect to risk stratification, treatment decisions, and prevention of recurrent injury. …

… authors review the history, mechanisms of injury, and classification systems for hamstring
injuries as well as present the latest evidence related to the management of hamstring injuries, …

… A number of possible causes for an initial hamstring injury have been postulated, including
their polyarticular characteristic and high percentage of fast-twitch fibres, inadequate flexibility…

… adhesions prevent the normal function of the hamstring muscle. Hamstring injuries are the
most common muscle strains in athletes.!1-3] Hamstring muscle tear is typically partial and …

… a valuable prognosis for time to RTS after an acute hamstring injury. There is moderate
evidence that visual analogue scale pain at time of injury and predictions for time to RTS by the …

… most common time in the gait cycle for hamstring injuries. In some football codes these high-…
to the ground with a hamstring injury, the timing of most hamstring injuries sustained playing …

… intramuscular hyperintensity on T2 weighted MRI was required to meet our criteria for a
definite hamstring injury. Statistical associations were sought between anthropometric and …