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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Foot biomechanics"”.

  1. The effect of foot orthoses on muscle activity and morphology, foot biomechanics and skin sensitivity

    Foot orthoses with a medial wedge or medial arch support are commonly used to treat musculoskeletal pathologies by altering external forces applied to the foot, which could consequently alter internal forces generated by muscles. However, little is known about whether systematic changes in foot …

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  2. Comparative Study of Heel Movement and Foot Biomechanics in Aluminum Nail-On and Indirect Glue-On Fabric Cuff Shoes in Horses

    … natural hoof movement, potentially altering biomechanics and increasing the risk of hoof pathologies. This study aimed to compare the effects of two aluminum shoeing techniques—nail-on shoes and indirect glue-on fabric cuff shoes on heel movement in horses of various breeds and disciplines. …

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  3. An investigation into the variable biomechanical responses to antipronation foot orthoses

    Antipronation foot orthosis are commonly used by health care professionals to treat a variety of lower limb conditions thought to be caused by excessive foot pronation. However, despite their widespread use, laboratory based research indicates that antipronation foot orthosis cause variable joint …

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  4. Impacts on Balance When Walking in Occupational Footwear

    … all falls have been attributed to inappropriate footwear (Menant et al. 2008) Previous studies have shown decrements in balance as a result of different footwear (Menant et al. 2008) and after an increased workload over a specific period of time (Yaggie & McGregor, 2002; Gribble & Hertel, 2004). …

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  5. Atypical Pronation of the Sub-Talar Joint: Its Implications on the Lower Limb.

    Název: Atypická pronace subtalárního kloubu: dopad na spodní končetinu Pozadi Atypická pronace subtalárního kloubu, nebo-li přílišná pronace, což je častěji používaný výraz, je aktuální podtéma v rámci problémů věnujícím se biomechanice nohou a dolních končetin. Typická pronace je troj planární …

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