Spring 2020 Fellows Webinars-Hamstring Avulsions

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Video Summary

In the video, the speaker discusses the Multi-Institutional Sports Medicine Fellows Conference and provides some information about the availability of recorded sessions and resources on the OSSM playbook website. Dr. Steve Cohen, a professor of orthopedic surgery at Rothman and Jefferson, then presents on the topic of proximal hamstring injuries. He discusses the anatomy, mechanism of injury, diagnosis, and examination techniques for these injuries. He also explains surgical techniques for proximal hamstring repair, including the use of anchors and sutures. He mentions the importance of adequate rehabilitation and provides a timeline for returning to sports activities. The speaker also briefly mentions the treatment of distal hamstring injuries and discusses the diagnosis and treatment of partial tears. The video concludes with a Q&A session, during which the speaker addresses questions about measuring retraction of the injury, post-operative bracing and restrictions, and the role of neuroplasty. Overall, the video provides an informative overview of proximal hamstring injuries and their management.

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April 22, 2020

Keywords

Multi-Institutional Sports Medicine Fellows Conference

proximal hamstring injuries

anatomy

diagnosis

surgical techniques

rehabilitation

distal hamstring injuries

partial tears

Q&A session

neuroplasty