Why do some hamstring and quadriceps strains take much longer to repair than others?
Which injuries are more prone to recurrence? Intramuscular tendon injuries have received …

Return to play (RTP) criteria after hamstring strain injuries (HSIs) help clinicians in deciding
whether an athlete is ready to safely resume previous sport activities. Today, functional and …

There are three major questions about return to play (RTP) after hamstring injuries: How
should RTP be defined? Which medical criteria should support the RTP decision? And who …

Background Hamstring injury with intramuscular tendon involvement is regarded as a
serious injury with a delay in return to play (RTP) of more than 50 days and reinjury rates up …

MRI examinations are accurate for diagnosing sports‐related acute hamstring injuries.
However, sensitive imaging methods for assessing recovery of these injuries are lacking …

Context: Hamstring muscle injury location using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is not so
well described in the literature. Objective: To describe the location of hamstring injuries …

Objectives To determine agreement between modified Peetrons, Chan acute muscle strain
injury classification and British Athletics Muscle Injury Classification (BAMIC) and to …

Return to play after thigh muscle strain injury is difficult to predict and recurrent injury rates
are high. There is currently no agreement on the optimal return to play protocol following …

Muscle injuries are frequent and represent one of the most substantial medical problems in
professional football. They can have both traumatic and overuse causes with direct practical …

Muscle injuries remain one of the most common injuries in sport, yet despite this, there is
little consensus on how to either effectively describe or determine the prognosis of a specific …