Left hamstring pain There is increased signal at the origin of the hamstring tendons on the left suggesting partial tearing and degeneration. There is no frank tendinous retraction. The sciatic nerve is normal. Similar findings are also noted on the right side however a discrete attachment of the conjoined tendon to the ischium is not well seen which may represent full-thickness tearing without retraction due to the presence of an intact sacrotuberous ligament. The remaining ligamentous structures, muscles, and tendons appear intact.Best seen on radial images is a small focal tear of the left anterior superior labrum at the 2:00 position. The left hip otherwise is unremarkable. There is mild osteoarthritis of the pubic symphysis.
Chronic appearing bilateral degeneration/tearing of the hamstring origins. Additional findings are described above.