Background Plantar pressure distribution during walking is affected by several gait factors,
most especially the foot progression angle which has been studied in children with …

In measuring plantar pressures during gait, prior methods have divided the foot into five
regions and neglected forefoot alignment as it is involved in intoeing and outtoeing. The …

Background Abnormal foot posture is a common complaint presented in pediatric and
pediatric orthopedic clinics. Functional, objective assessment of foot posture, with the …

In order to establish the clinical utility of pedobarography in the treatment of childhood foot
pathology, a reliable set of pedobarograph data describing non-pathologic feet is required …

Objectives The purpose of this study was to examine the correlation between the foot arch
volume measured from static positions and the plantar pressure distribution during walking …

Objective The aim of the study was to investigate gender and age effect on dynamic plantar
pressure distribution in early adolescence. Methods A total of 524 adolescents (211 women …

Analysis of pedobarographical data requires geometric identification of specific anatomical
areas extracted from recorded plantar pressures. This approach has led to ambiguity in …

Methods for the measurement of plantar pressure are poorly defined particularly when
describing sub-sections of the plantar surface of the foot in the presence of deformity. The …

Purpose: Quantifying plantar pressure throughout childhood enables clinicians to enhance
knowledge of typical changes in foot function. This narrative review aims to describe existing …

The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of obesity on dynamic plantar pressure
distribution during walking for prepubescent children. A footscan® plantar pressure plate …