Great video thanks. I wanted to understand from this study what % of those who chose non-surgical had retraction and how much please... didn't seem to be provide in the report that I could find.
Thanks for this video! I wish I could have watched it 1y ago. One year after full avulsion (< 2cm retraction, no surgery), I have no pain and can do most sports, but I (and many other with my condition) cannot run any longer because of weakness and pain. Any idea what could help?
Debby, thats madness... I ripped mine off from my tuberosity bone about 10 weeks ago, took 3 weeks to get the operation, but it was essential to gain leg movement, strength back. I was surprisingly given an option to not have the OP.. hell no, I took it, glad I did.
@@bikeexplorebc fortunately for you your avulsion was diagnosed early....mine wasn't detected in imaging (CT-scan, MRI) and after several months of no significant improvement with PT, the avulsion was detected in an ultrasound (the radiologist showed me in real time with movement that I had an avulsion)...but now no one wants to do surgery on it.
by the way, there is a very helpful facebook group for people with hamstring avulsion
Great video thanks. I wanted to understand from this study what % of those who chose non-surgical had retraction and how much please... didn't seem to be provide in the report that I could find.
Curious about how much wait time from onset of injury do we wait before participating in physio?
Thank you for the video!
@physiotutors do you guys have a PDF for this with some sort of timeline?
Thanks for this video! I wish I could have watched it 1y ago. One year after full avulsion (< 2cm retraction, no surgery), I have no pain and can do most sports, but I (and many other with my condition) cannot run any longer because of weakness and pain. Any idea what could help?
Hi. You cannot run any longer? Does that mean sprinting or just jogging? Can you please tell me how injury occured in the first place?
I completely ruptured all my hamstrings off the bone. I wanted operation but it was not given .....thank you for this video
Debby, thats madness... I ripped mine off from my tuberosity bone about 10 weeks ago, took 3 weeks to get the operation, but it was essential to gain leg movement, strength back. I was surprisingly given an option to not have the OP.. hell no, I took it, glad I did.
@@bikeexplorebc my leg is not the same i struggle with strength .... how you doing now.
@@debbycameron5668 how are you doing now
@@bikeexplorebc fortunately for you your avulsion was diagnosed early....mine wasn't detected in imaging (CT-scan, MRI) and after several months of no significant improvement with PT, the avulsion was detected in an ultrasound (the radiologist showed me in real time with movement that I had an avulsion)...but now no one wants to do surgery on it.