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Orthopedics, 1988
ABSTRACT: Ninety-six women participated in a crossover study to evaluate the effectiveness of viscoelastic polyurethane insoles in reducing back, leg, and foot pain among adults who spend the majority of each work day standing. Twenty-five of the subjects reported that the insoles made their shoes too tight to be comfortable.
J R, Basford, M A, Smith
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ABSTRACT: Ninety-six women participated in a crossover study to evaluate the effectiveness of viscoelastic polyurethane insoles in reducing back, leg, and foot pain among adults who spend the majority of each work day standing. Twenty-five of the subjects reported that the insoles made their shoes too tight to be comfortable.
J R, Basford, M A, Smith
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Development of vibrating insoles
International Journal of Rehabilitation Research, 2007The objective of this study was to describe the development of vibrating insoles. Insoles, providing a subsensory mechanical noise signal to the plantar side of the feet, may improve balance in healthy young and older people and in patients with stroke or diabetic neuropathy.
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PRESCRIPTION INSOLES AND FOOTWEAR
Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 1995Current research emphasizes the importance of prevention in caring for the diabetic foot. Prescription footwear has been shown to be a significant factor in prevention of both ulcer recurrence and amputation. In addition, scientific evidence demonstrates the ability of insole materials to reduce shock and shear, the effectiveness of insoles in ...
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Methodist History, 2023
ABSTRACT This article presents a letter previously absent from Wesley Studies publications, written by Mary (Goldhawk/Vazeille) Wesley, the wife of Rev. John Wesley, to her brother-in-law Rev. Charles Wesley in May 1752. The letter provides striking evidence of the tensions current between the writer and the recipient.
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ABSTRACT This article presents a letter previously absent from Wesley Studies publications, written by Mary (Goldhawk/Vazeille) Wesley, the wife of Rev. John Wesley, to her brother-in-law Rev. Charles Wesley in May 1752. The letter provides striking evidence of the tensions current between the writer and the recipient.
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Insole Systems for Disease Diagnosis and Rehabilitation: A Review
Biosensors, 2023Dai Yanning, Boyi Hu, Yueming Sun
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