Key result
MRI evaluation of acute hamstring injuries in Major League Soccer players was performed to identify specific injury patterns, location, and severity, though no quantitative results were reported.
Why the study?
Hamstring injuries are the most common pathology reported in professional soccer players, representing about 10-30% of all injuries.
Observational
This study aims to characterize MRI findings of acute hamstring injuries in professional soccer players and proposes a new classification protocol.
Proposes a standardized anatomical framework for categorizing hamstring tears; leaves open whether this novel MRI classification.
Hamstring injuries are the most common pathology reported in professional soccer players and represent about 10-30% of all injuries. This study’s primary purpose was to identify specific injury patterns, location, and severity on MRI following acute hamstring injuries in a group of Major League Soccer (MLS) players. The secondary purpose was to present a new MRI classification protocol for identifying the location of hamstring injuries.
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A 2020 study conducted an observational in Acute hamstring injuries. Acute hamstring injuries was evaluated on Specific injury patterns, location, and severity on MRI. MRI evaluation of acute hamstring injuries in Major League Soccer players was performed to identify specific injury patterns, location, and severity, though no quantitative results were reported.
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