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clinat-35	Bianco, Lucas; May, James; Nasypany, Alan	A Novel Approach to Treating Acute Hamstring Injury- Effects of Primal Reflex Release Technique	2019	13	.pdf	application/pdf	6613	382	50	Munich Muscle Classification16 Patients with hamstring injuries in this study were classified with a Type 2A Muscle-related Neuromuscular Muscle Disorder and treated with PRRT, an innovative neurophysiological approach to treatment Patients with hamstring injuries in this study were classified with a Type 2B Muscle-related Neuromuscular Muscle Disorder and treated with PRRT, an innovative neurophysiological approach to treatment. Hamstring injury and re-injury rates have been consistent for the past 20 years and have been associated with prolonged symptoms in physically active populations.3-5, 12 Most traditional treatments for acute hamstring injuries have been studied in physically active populations and include stretching techniques paired with strengthening (e.g., eccentric) exercises, and trunk stabilization and agility drill progressions.13,34, 38 Most of these stretching techniques are time consuming and rely on tissue change that may not restore neuromuscular connections that are also responsible for functional deficits.	cache/clinat-35.pdf	txt/clinat-35.txt