Static, dynamic balance and functional performance in subjects with and without plantar fasciitis

Gonçalves, Geiseane Aguiar; Kamonseki, Danilo Harudy; Martinez, Bruna Reclusa; Nascimento, Marcos Antonio do; Lombardi, Império; Liu, Yi

doi:10.1590/1980-5918.030.001.ao02

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“…This causes stretching of the plantar fascia and, consequently, increasing tension and pain. To protect the musculoskeletal system and prevent further discomfort, individuals use compensatory strategies in the ankles and feet, which make it difficult to maintain posture 12 .…”

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Comparison of Dynamic Balance between East Java Puslatda Athletes with Plantar Fasciitis and without Plantar Fasciitis

Wicaksono Alim Budihartanto,

Hening Laswati Putra,

Indrayuni Lukitra Wardhani

et al. 2021

Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology

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Lower extremity injuries are the most common cases of athlete's injury. Sports athletes often experience perturbations that disturb their balance. Poor balance is associated with an increased risk of injury in athletes. Plantar fasciitis affects the biomechanics of the foot and impairs pressure distribution and balance during walking and running. To compare the dynamic balance between athletes with plantar fasciitis and without plantar fasciitis. This analytic observational with a cross sectional retrospective study design was performed on 101 athletes, aged 16-32 years. There were 49 male athletes and 52 female athletes have undergone dynamic balance checked with the star excursion balance test (SEBT) and plantar fasciitis examinations based on ultrasonography (USG) examination. There was no difference in the normalized SEBT value between the athlete's group with plantar fasciitis and the athletes without plantar fasciitis, with p value for the anterior direction = 0.317, anterolateral = 0.215, lateral = 0.062, posterolateral = 0.180, posterior = 0.246, posteromedial = 0.354, medial = 0.409, and anteromedial = 0.245. In summary, there is no difference in the dynamic balance between athletes with plantar fasciitis and without plantar fasciitis. Further research is needed to determine the compensation mechanism in athletes with plantar fasciitis and specific exercises for different sport.

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Comparison of Dynamic Balance between East Java Puslatda Athletes with Plantar Fasciitis and without Plantar Fasciitis

Wicaksono Alim Budihartanto,

Hening Laswati Putra,

Indrayuni Lukitra Wardhani

et al. 2021

Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology

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Impact of plantar fasciitis on postural control and walking in young middle-aged adults

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Relación de una valoración estabilométrica en el adulto mayor con test clínicos de equilibrio estático y dinámico

Navalón-Alcañiz

González-Moro

2023

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Static, dynamic balance and functional performance in subjects with and without plantar fasciitis

Abstract: Introduction: Plantar fasciitis (PF) is characterized by non-in lammatory degeneration and pain under

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Comparison of Dynamic Balance between East Java Puslatda Athletes with Plantar Fasciitis and without Plantar Fasciitis

Comparison of Dynamic Balance between East Java Puslatda Athletes with Plantar Fasciitis and without Plantar Fasciitis

Impact of plantar fasciitis on postural control and walking in young middle-aged adults

Relación de una valoración estabilométrica en el adulto mayor con test clínicos de equilibrio estático y dinámico

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