Background There is an ongoing debate regarding the optimal criteria for return to sport after
an acute hamstring injury. Less than 10% isokinetic strength deficit is generally …

This study aimed to observe the incidence rates of hamstring strain injuries (HSIs) across
different competition levels and ages during the P enn R elays C arnival. Over a 3‐year …

Background Hamstring strains can be of at least 2 types, 1 occurring during high-speed
running and the other during motions in which the hamstring muscles reach extreme …

Acute and chronic hamstring injuries can be debilitating injuries in both professional athletes
as well as those who participate in noncompetitive sports. In the elite athlete, hamstring …

Aim To investigate the association of daily clinical measures and the progression of
rehabilitation and perceived running effort. Methods A cohort of 131 athletes with an MRI …

Abstract HAMSTRING INJURIES OCCUR FREQUENTLY, WITH A HIGH RECURRENCE
RATE, IN SPORTS THAT REQUIRE EITHER HIGH-SPEED SKILLED MOVEMENTS OR …

Background The current literature on the value of clinical evaluation for predicting time to
return to sport (RTS) after acute hamstring injuries has not been systematically summarised …

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 …

Aim To implement and validate the newly proposed British athletics muscle injury
classification in the assessment of hamstring injuries in track and field athletes and to …

Hamstring injuries (HSI) are the source of significant impairment and disability for both
professional and recreational athletes. The incidence and prevalence of HSIs has been well …