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Massimo Zanovello1, Mattia Bianchi1, Lasse Lempainen2

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International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy
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This case report details a successful return to play for a professional football player after hamstring distal musculotendinous T-junction surgery. A novel football-centered rehabilitation model guided the process, preventing re-injury over 19 weeks.

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FootballReturn to Playdistal musculotendinous T-Junctionhamstringsurgery

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