Ultrasound of Grade 1/2 Hamstring Strain in a 26 Year Old Male by probeultrasound

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Описание: Ultrasound of Grade 1/2 Hamstring Strain in a 26 Year Old Male by probeultrasound. This is a video of a grade1/2 strain of the semitendinosis muscle seen by anechoic signal in the semitendinosis muscle where it abuts the biceps femoris long head muscle.

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Ultrasound of Grade 1/2 Hamstring Strain in a 26 Year Old Male by probeultrasound

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