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Biomechanical analysis on custom-made insoles in gait of idiopathic pes cavus

Auteurs: Jungkyu Choi, Ji Yong Jung, Yonggwan Won, Jung-Ja Kim

Gepubliceerd in: Journal of Foot and Ankle Research | bijlage 1/2014

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The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effects of custom-made insoles based on the foot pressures and electromyography (EMG) activities in a subject group of idiopathic pes cavus which the term used to describe a foot type with an excessively high medial longitudinal arch [13]. The study was conducted using on 10 persons who were diagnosed idiopathic pes cavus by a podiatrist (an age 22.3±0.08 years, a height 159.9±2.2 cm, a weight 50.8±3.69 kg, a foot size 237.9±3.27 mm, mean±SD) All subjects had no history of injury in the musculoskeletal system of the lower extremities except pes cavus. The subjects walked on a treadmill under two different experimental conditions: walking with Normal Shoes (NS) and walking with normal shoes equipped with custom-made insoles (CI) molded with the aim of reducing supination of pes cavus (Figure 1). When walking, plantar foot pressure data such as the maximum force (MF), the contacting area (CA), the peak pressure (PP) and the mean pressure (MP) were collected using Pedar-X System (Novel Gmbh, Germany) and EMG activity of lower limb muscles such as Rectus Femoris (RF), Tibialis Anterior (TA), Musculus Biceps Femoris (MBF) and Medial Gastrocnemius (MG) were also gathered using Delsys EMG Work System (Delsys, USA) [46]. Accumulated data was then analyzed using paired t-test in order to investigate the effects of each of experimental condition. As a result of the analysis, MF, PP and MP of midfoot were increased by increased CA of midfoot on CI condition, so CA and MF of forefoot and rearfoot were decreased. In addition, PP and MP of rearfoot were decreased significantly. As a result of the analysis in the view point of stance phase, MF, PP and MP in the initial contact and the loading response were decreased significantly on CI condition. In the mid stance, MF, PP and MP were increased significantly by the increased CA of midfoot on CI condition. MF and PP were also increased significantly in the terminal stance but MP was decreased (Table 1). In case of EMG, all the muscle activities were decreased significantly on CI condition. An important contribution of this study is an analysis of all the changes in a muscle activities caused by wearing the custom-made insoles. Thus, the result of this study can be applied for designing functional insoles and lower extremity orthoses for individuals with pes cavus.
Table 1
The results of plantar pressure in stance phase.
  
Normal shoes (NS)
Custom-made Insoles (CI)
  
mean
SD
mean
SD
Contacting area (cm2)
Initial contact
15.82
9.94
17.43
10.78
 
Loading response
42.25
17.92
40.97
13.7
 
Mid stance
74.18
4.21
74.9
5.79
 
Terminal stance
47.17
14.32
57.03*
15.25
Maximum force (N)
Initial contact
55.65
44.15
53.66
44.65
 
Loading response
254.15
125.91
243.16*
120.7
 
Mid stance
400.55
11.06
425.76*
38.87
 
Terminal stance
283.42
128.78
335.14*
156.3
Peak pressure (kPa)
Initial contact
41.5
28.26
36.75*
28.71
 
Loading response
115.07
41.63
112.14*
36.38
 
Mid stance
127.05
17.04
139.61*
19.58
 
Terminal stance
128.97
45.55
143.57*
41.37
Mean pressure (kPa)
Initial contact
25.51
16.58
22.75*
13.69
 
Loading response
55.42
16.72
54.27
16.15
 
Mid stance
54.84
4.83
57.71*
5.01
 
Terminal stance
56.45
15.02
54.83*
15.24
* p < 0.05 significant difference between NS and CI

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Current Controlled Trials ISCRTN73824458
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Metagegevens
Titel
Biomechanical analysis on custom-made insoles in gait of idiopathic pes cavus
Auteurs
Jungkyu Choi
Ji Yong Jung
Yonggwan Won
Jung-Ja Kim
Publicatiedatum
01-04-2014
Uitgeverij
BioMed Central
Gepubliceerd in
Journal of Foot and Ankle Research / Uitgave bijlage 1/2014
Elektronisch ISSN: 1757-1146
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1186/1757-1146-7-S1-A131

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