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Sportphysio 2025; 13(02): 81-88
DOI: 10.1055/a-2522-4058
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Rehabilitation einer BAMIC-3c-Verletzung des M. biceps femoris bei einem Ultratrail-Runner

Chris Loewe
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Sven Reuter
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Zusammenfassung

Verletzungen der Hamstrings gehören mit zu den häufigsten Sportverletzungen. Dieses Fallbeispiel zeigt, dass ein nichtoperatives Therapieregime auch bei einer relativ schweren Sehnenverletzung in einem Zeitraum von nur 9 Wochen erfolgreich zum Ziel führen kann.



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Article published online:
17 April 2025

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