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Sagittal Subtalar and Talocrural Joint Assessment Between Barefoot and Shod Walking: A Fluoroscopic Study

B. D. McHenry, K. M. Kruger, E. L. Exton, S. Tarima, G. F. Harris

Abstract

INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION MATERIALS AND METHODS RESULTS DISCUSSION REFERENCES Despite the fact that shoes are routinely worn during typical daily activities [1, 2], intra-foot kinematic models are usually developed and reported in the barefoot condition [3-5]. Understanding shod foot kinematics requires the description of foot/bone position inside footwear. This description has proven challenging using standard stereophotogrammetry techniques. Most external marker based studies in the current literature that report on shod foot mechanics use sandals [6-9], remove shoe material to expose the underlying anatomic area for marker placement [6, 10, 11], or place mark ...

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