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| Date/Time: | Th. 2010/05/13 10:30 - 12:00
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| Place: | Hall 5 |
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![]() The Effect of Two Types of Ankle-Foot Orthosis on EMG Activity of Peroneus Longus Muscle in Athletes with Functional Ankle Instability Abstract:
The purpose of this study was to determine whether there was a difference in latency of the peroneus longus muscle using two types of ankle orthoses in response to sudden ankle inversion perturbation.
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![]() A Systematic Review to Determine Best Practice Reporting Guidelines for AFO Interventions in Studies Involving Children with CP Abstract:
This review used a customised data extraction and quality checklist to evaluate the level and quality of detail reported about the AFO intervention, participants and testing protocol in AFO intervention studies. Best practice reporting guidelines were developed.
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![]() Quantification of the Path of the Center of Pressure (COP) after Application of an Ankle Brace during Daily Activities Abstract:
On the basis of plantar pressure meassurement the influence of an ankle brace on the path of the center of pressure (COP) was studied.
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![]() Evaluation of Functional Parameters of Ankle Foot Orthoses for Different Materials and Design Characteristics Abstract:
This study investigates the effect of different materials and different design characteristics on functional parameters of ankle foot orthosis (AFO). Preliminary results of finite element (FE) simulations are presented.
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![]() Observations of Peroneal Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) with CP Pediatric Population Abstract:
1961 Liberson published the first study of FES. 2 computerized FES devises were introduced lately. Few researches have been published about the use of FES, less were published about FES in pediatrics. We will show examples of FES with CP children, report our observations and describe the potential
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![]() The Effect of Ankle Foot Orhosis Stiffness in the Energy Cost of Walking: A Simulation Study Abstract:
We used a computer simulation model to assess the influence of AFO stiffness on the energy cost of walking, and the amount of energy stored in the AFO. We found an optimal AFO stiffness, which was determined by the amount of energy stored and returned by the AFO, and by the timing of the energy retu
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![]() A Follow-up Study of Simplified AFO by Minimum Invasive Surgery (MIS) to Spastic Foot Deformity for which Heavy Duty AFO had been Used Abstract:
In order to adjust Japanese life style, we need simplified AFO for stroke patients with high degree of spastic foot deformity. Bare foot activities are also required in some moment. MIS were performed which didn’t need post operative bed-rest. Successful results were obtained.
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