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Tenderness to palpation predicts return to sport following acute hamstring strain
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A recent study sought to determine whether you could predict return to sport following acute hamstring strain based on tenderness to palpation. Pretty interesting, right?

STUDY: Mapping Tenderness To Palpation Predicts Return To Play Following Acute Hamstring Strain – Schmitt et al. May 2020

Study reviewed by Dr Teddy Willsey

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