Objective To assess and compare the intra-and interrater reliability of three different MRI
grading and classification systems after acute hamstring injury. Methods Male athletes (n …

Background: Nonoperative management of injuries to the distal musculotendinous T
junction of the biceps femoris is associated with variable periods of rehabilitation and high …

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 …

Background The hamstrings are an important muscle group that contribute to horizontal
force during sprint acceleration and are also the most injured muscle group in running …

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 …

Background Acute hamstring injury that includes intramuscular tendon injury has been
suggested to be associated with increased reinjury risk. These observations were based on …

In this two-season prospective cohort study (2020–2021), we aimed to describe the
characteristics, clinical findings and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings of …

Introduction Non‐contact muscle injuries (NCMI) account for a large proportion of sport
injuries, affecting athletes' performance and career, team results and financial aspects …

Anterior pelvic tilt has been proposed to predispose the hamstring in soccer players to injury
at the late swing phase during a sprint, however the mechanism on how the changes in the …

Objective To determine if MRI-based radiomics from hamstring muscles are related to injury
and if the features could be used to perform a time to return to sport (RTS) classification. We …