Background: The preponderance of literature on the repair of proximal hamstring tendon
tears focuses on the acute phase (< 4 weeks). As such, there is a paucity of data reporting …

Background: The effect of preoperative tear characteristics and the relative efficacy of open
versus endoscopic surgical techniques have not been elucidated for the surgical treatment …

Background: Proximal hamstring avulsions cause considerable morbidity. Operative repair
results in improved pain, function, and patient satisfaction; however, outcomes remain …

Proximal hamstring tears are common among athletes, especially in sports involving
eccentric lengthening during forced hip flexion and knee extension, such as hurdles or water …

Purpose Proximal hamstring tendon avulsions lead to a significant loss of strength and a
functional deficit of the respective lower limb and surgery is the recommended treatment …

Background: The use of validated outcome questionnaires and magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI) when assessing outcomes after surgical treatment of proximal hamstring …

Purpose Avulsion of the proximal hamstring tendons is an uncommon injury. To date, few
studies have prospectively evaluated outcomes of surgical repair. The aim of the present …

Purpose To evaluate the short-term outcomes of endoscopic proximal hamstring repair
including clinical outcomes, patient-reported outcomes, and complications. Methods A …

To evaluate the outcome of a novel, combined endoscopic and mini-open repair (CEMR) of
a chronic complete retracted proximal hamstring tendon avulsion (PHA). A retrospective …

Purpose The indications for surgical treatment of proximal hamstring ruptures are continuing
to be refined. The purpose of this study was to compare patient-reported outcomes (PROs) …