A limitation to the accurate study of muscle injuries and their management has been the lack
of a uniform approach to the categorisation and grading of muscle injuries. The goal of this …

The commonly used muscle injury grading systems based on three grades of injury,
representing minor, moderate and complete injuries to the muscle, are lacking in diagnostic …

Objective To provide a clear terminology and classification of muscle injuries in order to
facilitate effective communication among medical practitioners and development of …

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 …

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 …

Muscle injuries are among the most common injuries in sport and continue to be a major
concern because of training and competition time loss, challenging decision making …

Muscle injuries are frequent in athletes. Despite their high incidence, advances in clinical
diagnostic criteria and imaging, their optimal management and rehabilitation strategies are …

Muscle injuries are recognized to be among the most frequent injuries occurring in the
sporting and athletic population, and they account for more than 30% of all injuries in …

Muscle injuries are one of the most common traumas occurring in sports. Despite their
clinical importance, few clinical studies exist on the treatment of these traumas. Thus, the …

Purpose To better define and classify acute muscle strain injuries. Methods Historically,
acute muscle strains have been classified as grade I, II and III. This system does not …