Presentation
Tried to catch a cricket ball 15 days ago. Complaining of posterior thigh pain.
Patient Data
Age: 27 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Biceps femoris muscle injury
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No bony abnormality. Soft tissue thickening involves the posterior-lateral thigh region.
From the case:
Biceps femoris muscle injury
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At the site of pain pointed by the patient, there is a fluid collection replacing the biceps femoris muscle fibers - a hematoma. There is an extra-muscular fluid crescent favoring tear of muscle sheath locally.
Case Discussion
Findings favor biceps femoris muscle partial tear in a case of a sports injury.
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