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Foot orthoses in rehabilitation—what's new
Clinics in Sports Medicine, 2004Foot orthoses have been effective in the treatment of a variety of sport-related foot conditions. Although their use is well-established in clinical practice, many of the orthoses have not been evaluated in experimental conditions. Of the clinical studies that have examined the biomechanical changes associated with their use, many do not have ...
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The Foot, 1995
then there are a wide range of devices which are foot orthoses. This range would include footwear with adaptions, ‘simple’ insoles and pads and the rigid foot orthoses produced from casts of the foot. It is the latter of these on which this article concentrates as it is these orthoses which suffer from a general lack of understanding of their ...
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then there are a wide range of devices which are foot orthoses. This range would include footwear with adaptions, ‘simple’ insoles and pads and the rigid foot orthoses produced from casts of the foot. It is the latter of these on which this article concentrates as it is these orthoses which suffer from a general lack of understanding of their ...
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2010
A well thought-out prescription for custom foot orthoses (CFO) that takes into consideration the dysfunction of that particular athlete’s foot and the activity of the athlete is a pre-requisite to a successful clinical outcome. Addressing the specific needs of the pathology producing the dysfunction as well as the symptoms the athlete is experiencing ...
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A well thought-out prescription for custom foot orthoses (CFO) that takes into consideration the dysfunction of that particular athlete’s foot and the activity of the athlete is a pre-requisite to a successful clinical outcome. Addressing the specific needs of the pathology producing the dysfunction as well as the symptoms the athlete is experiencing ...
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A critical review of the literature on foot orthoses
Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 2000Many reports have been published on the value of foot orthoses in treating a variety of biomechanical problems. This article reports on the application of rules developed in the 1980s to assess the scientific rigor, and hence the clinical applicability, of these publications.
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Dynamic foot orthoses. Principles and application
Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 2000Previous research has identified areas under the foot where stimulation evokes specific tonic reflexes. The term "tonic" is used because these reflex movements occur slowly, as if tonus or tension were accumulating, in contrast to the abrupt phasic response of a tendon jerk.
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