Background Physicians evaluating hamstring strains in professional football players are
increasingly turning to magnetic resonance imaging to support the clinical diagnosis and …

Objectives: To investigate possible links between aetiology of acute, first time hamstring
strains in sprinters and dancers and recovery of flexibility, strength, and function as well as …

OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this study was to examine relationships between MR imaging
measurements of the extent of hamstring injury and the amount of time lost from competition …

Background: Hamstring injuries are common in sprinters. Identifying preseason risk factors
is essential to target injury-prone athletes and develop injury preventive measures …

Background Acute hamstring re-injuries are common and hard to predict. The aim of this
study was to investigate the association between clinical and imaging findings and the …

Background Hamstring strain is a common injury in sprinters and jumpers, and therefore
time to return to sport and secondary prevention become of particular concern. Objective To …

Background: Despite relatively high reinjury rates after acute hamstring injuries, there is a
lack of detailed knowledge about where and when hamstring reinjuries occur, and studies …

OBJECTIVE. We compared sonography and MRI for assessing hamstring injuries in
professional football players (Australian football) 3 days, 2 weeks, and 6 weeks after an …

Hamstring strain re-injury rates can reach 30% within the initial two weeks following return to
sport (RTS). Incomplete recovery of strength may be a contributing factor. However, relative …

Hamstring strain injuries remain a challenge for both athletes and clinicians, given their high
incidence rate, slow healing, and persistent symptoms. Moreover, nearly one third of these …