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

… Nonoperative management of high-grade hamstring injuries is associated with poor
return to baseline function, residual muscle weakness and a high-risk of recurrence. …

… not included in our review, since the hamstring injury was not confirmed for all patients by …
assessed a total of 28 hamstring injuries treated nonoperatively. Operative patients scored …

… as well as muscle belly tears that fail to respond to nonsurgical treatment. Acute repair of
proximal avulsions, both partial and complete, result in successful outcomes, whereas chronic …

… to hamstring injuries and return to play. The literature review criteria included (1) patients with
an acute hamstring or posterior thigh injury; (2) … on rehabilitation, physical therapy, clinical …

… prevent the normal function of the hamstring muscle [34, 40]. … with 300 proximal hamstring
injuries that surgical repair … pre-injury sports level than non-surgical management. Importantly …

… Nonoperative treatment of proximal hamstring injuries is most … In general, non-operative
treatment in higher level athletes … Initial treatment consists of active rest, oral non-steroidal anti-…

… that the best predictor for a hamstring injury is a prior hamstring injury. There are other risk
… vulnerability to hamstring injury, but none have proven more consistent than prior injury. This …

… Nonoperative Management Specific protocols for nonoperative management of proximal
hamstring injuries are limited. Nonoperative management is considered in patients with single …

… of acute proximal hamstring injuries provides better outcomes than nonoperative treatment.
… In comparison, nonoperatively treated proximal hamstring ruptures in our study exhibited …