foot function
Foot function and strength of patients with diabetes grouped by ulcer risk classification (IWGDF)
... in function (i.e., foot function, foot pain, general foot health, and footwear) showed that G0 had better outcomes than G1 and ...muscle function [54] by a manual muscle testing ...
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Dynamic foot function as a risk factor for lower limb overuse injury: a systematic review
... linking foot function and lower limb overuse injury, field-based prospective studies are required to determine whether foot function is a risk factor for lower limb overuse ...greater ...
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Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function: further evidence that the root model assessments fail to appropriately classify foot function
... of foot behaviour during weight bearing tasks that relate to ...that foot biomechanics are not implicated in the cause of some pa- tient symptoms, a further point of difference from Root et ...make ...
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Challenging the foundations of the clinical model of foot function : further evidence that the Root model assessments fail to appropriately classify foot function
... clinical foot function and remain relevant to current practice ...normal foot the heel will be vertical when standing in NCSP and that the sub talar joint will pass through its neutral position in ...
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The impact of rheumatoid arthritis on foot function in the early stages of disease: a clinical case series
... of foot function in established RA but has not been reported in early ...rocker function of the foot characterised by; delay of transfer of centre-of-pres- sure to the forefoot; delay of ...
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A review of the foot function index and the foot function index – revised
... The Foot Function Index (FFI) is a self-report, foot-specific instrument measuring pain and disability and has been widely used to measure foot health for over twenty ...
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Movement of the human foot in 100 pain free individuals aged 18–45 : implications for understanding normal foot function
... the foot kinematics we report are in line with prior reports ...the foot between the metatarsal heads and calcaneus appears to be quite rigid (in the frontal ...whose foot model is the same or very ...
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Shoe stiffening inserts for first metatarsophalangeal joint osteoarthritis (the SIMPLE trial): study protocol for a randomised controlled trial
... painful foot will be analysed (or the right foot if they cannot define the more painful foot) to maintain inde- pendence of ...the foot pain domain of the FHSQ measured at 12 ...(FHSQ ...
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Relationship between patient-reported outcome measures (PROM) and three measures of foot–ankle alignment in patients with metatarsal head pain: a cross-sectional study
... of foot diseases, such as chronic problems, trauma and congenital or surgical correction ...the foot: pain, disability and activity limitation ...(best foot function) to 100 (worst foot ...
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A protocol for a randomised controlled trial of prefabricated versus customised foot orthoses for people with rheumatoid arthritis: the FOCOS RA trial [Foot Orthoses – Customised v Off-the-Shelf in Rheumatoid Arthritis]
... be foot pain measured via the Foot Function Index pain subscale at 12 ...include foot related impairments and disability via the Foot Impact Scale for rheumatoid arthritis, global ...
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Changes in foot pain, structure and function following bariatric surgery
... with foot and ankle pain prevalence cited as 34 – 50% [18, ...in foot pain, foot function and foot ...on foot structure and function that could be linked with pain, given ...
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Original Article Effects of sensory nerve anterolateral femoral lateral flaps in the treatment of open fractures with soft tissue defects
... Flap sensory partitions included pain and warm sensations, tactility, and two-point discrimina- tion. First, flaps were divided into 8 regions: F1 was mainly located in the proximal end of flaps, F8 in the distal end, ...
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Foot posture as a risk factor for lower limb overuse injury: a systematic review and meta-analysis
... ween foot posture and injury risk may be the limitation of static measures to predict dynamic ...of foot function, the strength of this correlation has varied from weak to strong ...of foot ...
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Generation of subject specific, dynamic, multisegment ankle and foot models to improve orthotic design: a feasibility study
... biomechanical foot models to improve under- standing of foot function and to attempt to predict the effect of foot and ankle orthotic design so that the design of these devices can be ...
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Effect of Biomaterial Prosthetics on the Rehabilitation of Lower Limb Amputees
... There are two standards that outline procedures for testing prosthetic leg and foot systems. These ISO standards are created for prosthetics to ensure that prostheses are adequate and safe for users. The first is ...
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Efficacy of customised foot orthoses in the treatment of Achilles tendinopathy: study protocol for a randomised trial
... customised foot orthoses will vary depending on the body mass of the ...'anti-supination' foot orthosis, based on the description by Burns et ...This foot orthosis will have the medial half of the ...
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Effectiveness of Foot Orthoses Versus Rocker-Sole Footwear for First Metatarsophalangeal Joint Osteoarthritis: Randomized Trial
... prefabricated foot orthoses group received a pair of foot orthoses (Vasyli Customs Medium Density, Vasyli Medical) that were modified using a simi- lar approach to that described by Welsh et al ...the ...
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Journal of Foot and Ankle Research: the first ten years
... As the first foot and ankle journal to fully embrace open access publishing, JFAR has been an early adopter of inno- vations in academic publishing. Consistent with BMC’s ethos of transparency, we operate an open ...
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Comparing 3D foot scanning with conventional measurement methods
... dominant foot because of the time constraint. The dominant foot was defined as the one most vigorously used in activities, for example kicking a ball [20-22] and was determined by a self-reporting pro- ...
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Immediate Effect of Hot Arm and Foot Bath on Pulmonary Function in Healthy Individuals
... A study concluded that when a person is submerged in water, blood is displaced towards the heart, thereby enhancing central venous return, which in turn increases arterial and ventricular filling and results in a ...
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