Hamstring Examination | Practical Clinical Examination Skills

Watch this video to learn how to examine an injured hamstring. Palpation, an assessment of length and strength are important.
This video clip is part of the FIFA Diploma in Football Medicine and the FIFA Medical Network. To enrol or to find our more click on the following link www.fifamedicalnetwork.com
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[@dr.sabeelkabeer]

Thank you for this...

[@sunusiubaabdallah8831]

I've had an injury in my knee and i need help about how to deal with it

[@tktwix1098]

i’ve had a pulled hamstring injury for 13 weeks now it’s slightly getting better but i still can’t fully sprint

[@ewertonnalta]

Brasil

[@zhirongfoo6746]

I have pulled my hamstring 3 years ago, I only started to jog after 9 months of rest, I still cant recover the speed I used to even after 3 years. Take care of your body guys

[@abdelrahmanmahmoud3531]

Sorry bro ✌️

[@xyzz8722]

After the pull, did you had any strength to curl the leg backwards?

[@030utrecht3]

Make a video on how to recover from thigh pains

[@nengranty3246]

hello

[@anujmehta5226]

In this video the instructor is asking the patient to do a passive hip flexion. Passive by definition is to be done by the therapist and not the patient. plz rectify that

[@albieoval1657]

Wait, rectalfy what?

[@MuttonErase]

you realize they only had him lift his leg on his own because they dont have a band to strap his other leg to the bed. the presenter cant both hold his leg down and raise his other leg without moving to the other side of the bed and blocking the camera......

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