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Spondylolisthesis and Tight Hamstrings
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 19701. Ten cases of spondylolisthesis with hamstring tightness are reported. 2. The clinical appearance as well as the roentgenographic findings are described, and the associated findings of scoliosis and spina bifida occulta are stressed. 3. Myelograms were available for eight of the ten patients.
H L, Barash +3 more
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The Effect of Icing on Hamstring Muscle with Nordic Hamstring Exercise
Journal of Computational and Theoretical Nanoscience, 2021The purpose of this study was the effect of icing on the muscle activity of Hamstring muscles during Nordic Hamstring Exercise after applying the icing. Twenty-eight healthy men participated in this study. Subjects were assigned to experiment and control groups.
Soo-An Kwon +7 more
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Rehabilitation of Hamstring Injuries
2020The main aim of hamstring injury rehabilitation is to facilitate that the athlete is returning to sport at highest possible performance level as fast as possible but with a minimal risk of reinjury. The characteristics and presentation of the different hamstring injury types may guide the clinician toward a specific and appropriate rehabilitation plan,
Wangensteen, Arnlaug +5 more
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The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1996
Strains to the hamstring muscle group are prevalent and, unfortunately, often recurrent, with prolonged rehabilitation and persistent disability. Most hamstring injuries are of a single muscle near the muscle-tendon junction. Rarely, the hamstring muscle group may avulse from the ischial tuberosity.
T M, Best, W E, Garrett
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Strains to the hamstring muscle group are prevalent and, unfortunately, often recurrent, with prolonged rehabilitation and persistent disability. Most hamstring injuries are of a single muscle near the muscle-tendon junction. Rarely, the hamstring muscle group may avulse from the ischial tuberosity.
T M, Best, W E, Garrett
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Clinical Chiropractic, 2006
Summary Background Previous studies concerning the effect of hamstring stretching and sacroiliac joint manipulation on hamstring flexibility or hip flexion range of motion have only concentrated on the immediate post-intervention effects. Objective To examine the effect of a 3-week trial of hamstring stretching compared to stretching and ...
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Summary Background Previous studies concerning the effect of hamstring stretching and sacroiliac joint manipulation on hamstring flexibility or hip flexion range of motion have only concentrated on the immediate post-intervention effects. Objective To examine the effect of a 3-week trial of hamstring stretching compared to stretching and ...
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Bulletin of the NYU hospital for joint diseases, 2012
Hamstring injuries are a frequent injury in athletes. Proximal injuries are common, ranging from strain to complete tear. Strains are managed nonoperatively, with rest followed by progressive stretching and strengthening. Reinjury is a concern. High grade complete tears are better managed surgically, with reattachment to the injured tendon or ischial ...
Christopher R, Ropiak, Joseph A, Bosco
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Hamstring injuries are a frequent injury in athletes. Proximal injuries are common, ranging from strain to complete tear. Strains are managed nonoperatively, with rest followed by progressive stretching and strengthening. Reinjury is a concern. High grade complete tears are better managed surgically, with reattachment to the injured tendon or ischial ...
Christopher R, Ropiak, Joseph A, Bosco
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