„Untersuchen Sie den Sportler, nicht das Bild der verletzten Hamstrings“

Zusammenfassung

KLINISCHE BEFUNDE SIND DER BILDGEBUNG VON HAMSTRING-VERLETZUNGEN ÜBERLEGEN Bildgebende Maßnahmen fügen der klinischen Befundung bei Hamstring-Verletzungen nur wenig relevante Informationen zu. Bei der Vorhersage der Verletzungsdauer sollten sich Sportphysios daher in erster Linie auf ihre Untersuchungen verlassen. Dabei helfen können mehrere evidenzbasierte Tests.

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