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The Influence of Heel Height on Sagittal Plane Knee Kinematics during Landing Tasks in Recreationally Active Collegiate Females
… of this study was to determine if varying heel lift heights added to athletic shoe wear would alter sagittal plane knee kinematics when landing from jumping maneuvers. The hypothesis was that increased heel height would increase knee flexion at initial contact (KAIC), increase the peak knee …
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3D numerical modelling and manipulation of a shoe last.
… laws governing its deformation when changing the heel height and the list of possible modifications to its shape have been defined. Five global manipulation procedures have been implemented, in particular those that relate to changing the heel height. Special software has been written to visualise …
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Diagnostic accuracy of digital photography and image analysis for the measurement of foot conformation in the horse
… The 95% limits of agreement for hoof angle, heel height/ toe height% and coronary band angle for all comparisons were all within target values. The results of the accuracy study identified mean AIs that were 0.89 for all measurements. The 95% limits of agreement for heel height/ toe height% …
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Multi-segment coordination within the foot in children with and without clubfoot during walking, toe raises and single limp hopping
… of mass excursion during hopping and reduced heel height during toe raises. Although outcomes in clubfoot can vary greatly, the combination of multi-segment foot kinematics, inter-joint and intra-segment foot coupling, and age-appropriate, challenging protocols which include tasks other than …
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Genetic analysis of hoof traits
Heritabilities of heel erosion and laminitis were more than 10% and improvement by traditional quantitative methods should be possible. Ranges of incidences of hoof traits varied from.6% to 2.1% (interdigital hyperplasia) to higher than 50% (heel erosion) in reference herds. Means of fifteen hoof …