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Can a Clinical Examination Demonstrate Intramuscular Tendon Involvement in Acute Hamstring Injuries?

Orthop J Sports Med · 2017 · PMC5661687 · PMID 29124077

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Furthermore, we demonstrated that acute hamstring injuries exhibiting discontinuity of the intramuscular tendon had higher mean deficits in flexibility and strength when compared to injuries without intramuscular tendon discontinuity, with the differences in strength at 15° of knee flexion almost significant ( P = .051).

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