al repair due to difficulty with ADL’s and sport activities. Surgical repair is required when there is a complete 3-tendon tear or if there is significant retraction (> 2 cm) of two tendon.

This protocol is intended to guide clinicians through the post-operative course for proximal hamstring repair. This protocol is time based (dependent on tissue healing) as well as criterion based.

You will need surgery for a complete hamstring tear because it will not heal on its own. If the tear is in your proximal hamstring (the tendons that attach your hamstring to the pelvic bone), we will use …

Because of the significant structural damage and resultant disability, these injuries are often treated with open surgical repair. The clinical indications for surgical repair are complete hamstring avulsion of all …

Hip surgeon Dr Christopher Larson in Edina Hennepin County and Eagan Dakota County, Minnesota offers proximal hamstring repair to treat proximal hamstring tear, hamstring injuries, avulsion injury …

Traditionally, postoperative rehabilitation protocols after proximal hamstring repair (PHR) for avulsion of the proximal hamstring tendon from its ischial insertion recommend bracing the hip and/or knee to …

Rupture of the proximal hamstring tendon is a rare injury and often caused by a traumatic incident. A complete rupture, meaning the tendon is entirely pulled from the bone, can be treated with …

Jun 27, 2025 · This article details the surgical repair of proximal hamstring tears, anatomical landmarks, and specific indications for various approaches, including endoscopic, open, and “scopen” …

How is Proximal Hamstring Repair Performed? Proximal hamstring repair is typically performed using arthroscopic or minimally invasive techniques, although in some cases, open surgery may be …

It is designed for rehabilitation following proximal hamstring re-attachment surgery. Modifications to this guideline may be necessary depending on physician-specific instruction, location of repair, …