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

Background: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) allows for detailed evaluation of hamstring
injuries; however, there is no classification that allows prediction of return to play. Purpose …

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 …

Background Previous studies have shown that MRI of fresh hamstring injuries have
diagnostic and prognostic value. The clinical relevance of MRI at return to play (RTP) has …

Background Sports physicians are increasingly requested to perform magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI) of acute hamstring muscle injuries and to provide a prognosis of the time to …

Background Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging has established its usefulness in diagnosing
hamstring muscle strain and identifying features correlating with the duration of rehabilitation …

Background Hamstring injury is the single most common injury in professional football. MRI
is commonly used to confirm the diagnosis and provide a prognosis of lay-off time. Objective …

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. 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 …

The purpose of this study was to use MRI to classify acute grade one hamstring muscle
strains in Australian Rules footballers to determine if it was accurate in predicting the …