Most of the anterior thigh injuries are contusions or strains, however, some of these injuries
can be career ending. Early diagnosis and correct treatment are key to successful outcome …

Thigh muscles indirect injuries are common finding in soccer and represent a critical
challenge for teams medical staffs. Indirect injuries are classified on the basis of their site …

Muscle injuries of the hip and thigh are a highly relevant issue in competitive sports imaging.
The gold standard in diagnostic imaging of muscle injuries is magnetic resonance imaging …

The thigh, which consists of the heavily muscled region around the femur, is vulnerable to
many types of athletic injury. This review addresses the assessment, prevention, and …

Background Little is known about the clinical features of posterior thigh injuries and their
contribution to accurate diagnosis and prognostic assessment of hamstring muscle strain …

Quadriceps and hamstring injuries occur frequently in football and are generally treated
conservatively. While return to competition following hamstring strains is relatively quick, a …

Upper limb injuries in soccer represent only a marginal portion of injuries, however this is
mainly true for outfield players. Goalkeepers are reported to have up to 5 times more upper …

Background Data regarding direct athletic muscle injuries (caused by a direct blunt or sharp
external force) compared to indirect ones (without the influence of a direct external trauma) …

Introduction: Posterior thigh muscle injuries in athletes are common, and prediction of
recovery time would be of value. Hypothesis: Knee active range of motion deficit 48 hours …

Background: Participation in soccer at younger ages with attendant risk of muscle injury is
increasing. Purpose: To delineate patterns of thigh muscle injury and predictors of recovery …