Hamstring injuries are one of the most frequently occurring injuries in sports, accounting for
12% to 29% of all injuries in athletes. 1–7 After an initial injury, athletes have increased rates …

… , 6 months, and after 6 months of injury. Am J Sports Med. 2015;… proximal hamstring avulsion
injuries. They demonstrated quicker return to sport and reduced complications (nerve injury) …

… proximal hamstring injuries with a minimum 12 month clinical follow-up. Studies reporting
clinical outcomes after surgical repair of tendinous proximal hamstring … of proximal hamstring …

… proximal hamstring complex has a strong bony attachment on the ischial tuberosity, hamstring
injuries … for the endoscopic management of proximal hamstring tears and chronic ischial …

… We think that if proximal hamstring retraction is <2 cm, an individualized treatment decision
should be made in concert with the patient. Although no studies have yet evaluated the …

… This study demonstrates that proximal hamstring injuries can be treated with a PRP injection
into the muscle origin when traditional conservative treatment fails. Some cases can be …

… Derartige Verletzungen sind unter dem Begriff der proximalen Hamstring-Verletzungen (proximal
hamstring injuries = PHI) zusammengefasst. Ein Großteil der PHI sind „Time-Loss-…

… Many of the reported series of proximal hamstring repair contain few patients; the largest …
Published studies on the surgical treatment of proximal hamstring injuries are few, contain …

… The typical injury mechanism causing a complete proximal hamstring avulsion is a
violent eccentric muscle contraction with the knee extending and the hip flexing. This …

… for acute hamstring strains and proximal hamstring tendinopathy in the athlete. … Injuries
can range from acute hamstring muscle strains and ruptures to chronic proximal hamstring …