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Fuß & Schuh - Sport

Zusammenfassung: NFO are controversially discussed and still not evaluated. In contrast to recent studies we are interested in muscular activation. Based on the detected effects, a better understanding and an individual treatment of NFO should be resulting in increasing benefit for patients.

Zusammenfassung: This project evaluates the influence of shoe type on the unroll of the foot by measuring kinematics and the pressure distribution under the foot during barefoot running and wearing 5 different types of sports shoes.

Zusammenfassung: A successful and long-ranging reduction of chronic overuse injuries, can be guaranteed by the evidence-based orthotic supply system of “movecontrol” which is predicated on the prospective studies of Dr. phil. Heiner Baur & Prof. Dr. med. Frank Meyer (University of Potsdam, Center of sports medicine.

Zusammenfassung: A multifactor comparison between a bonded and vulcanized insole for jogging was performed in this case study. After using 470 km the vulcanized insole shows (i) a reduced asymmetry in mean pressure, (ii) no reduced thickness and (iii) a lower density compared to the bonded version in the heel area.

Zusammenfassung: In load response the MBT-shoe causes pressure shifting from the heel to the midfoot, it hampers forward motion and prevents damping of plantarflexion. This increases impulse, forcerate und force maximum, respectively. The curved sole decreases the pressure in the forefoot area.

Zusammenfassung: A new low-cost photogrammetric 3D foot scanner integrates a sole pressure map scanner to produce in one run a 3D model combining registered (aligned) geometric and pressure data of the patient foot. This allows for precise and fast production of customized shoes including a personalized foot-bed.