Proximal hamstring ruptures are increasingly treated surgically, despite little high-level
supporting evidence. We sought to determine whether there are differences in clinical …

Results: The aim of this paper was to propose rehabilitation protocol for hamstring muscle
injuries based on current basic science and research knowledge regarding injury …

Acute hamstring injuries are one of the most common injuries resulting in loss of time for
athletes at all levels of competition. 1–8 Those involved in sports that require high sprinting …

Background: It is important for clinicians to rely on suitable prognosis factors after hamstring
injuries because of the high incidence of these injuries and time away from athletic activities …

Abstract Purpose of Review To outline the typical presentation, physical examination,
diagnostic imaging, and therapeutic treatment options for proximal hamstring injuries to …

Background: The hamstring muscles are the most commonly injured muscle group in many
different sports. Recovery time is often unpredictable and prolonged, and recurrent injury is …

Background: There are limited data regarding outcomes and return to sports after surgery for
acute versus chronic proximal hamstring ruptures. Hypothesis: Surgery for chronic proximal …

Purpose Identification of the most relevant diagnostic and prognostic factors of physical
examination and imaging of hamstring injuries in (elite) athletes. Methods A literature search …

Background: No meta-analysis has compared outcomes of operative and nonoperative
proximal hamstring avulsion treatment. Purpose: To compare outcomes of operative and …

Background: Because a proximal hamstring avulsion results in residual loss of function,
surgical repair is recommended. Few studies have investigated postoperative function with …