2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-05822013000200020
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Abstract: High-heeled shoes in adolescents can lead to the development of postural disorders, among which stands out the forward head posture, lumbar hyperlordosis, pelvic anteversion, and knee valgus. The height and width of the heels are characteristics that exert most influence in the emergence of postural changes and body imbalance.

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“…Supplementary searches yielded an additional 14 records (3% of unique records), providing a grand total of 506 unique records. Ten reviews proceeded to full-text screening and seven met the inclusion criteria for our review – of these, two [ 21 , 24 ] were systematic reviews without meta-analysis and five [ 22 , 24 28 ] were non-systematic reviews. There were no meta-analyses.…”
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“…Supplementary searches yielded an additional 14 records (3% of unique records), providing a grand total of 506 unique records. Ten reviews proceeded to full-text screening and seven met the inclusion criteria for our review – of these, two [ 21 , 24 ] were systematic reviews without meta-analysis and five [ 22 , 24 28 ] were non-systematic reviews. There were no meta-analyses.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There were no meta-analyses. All seven reviews were published in English, although one [ 28 ] was also available in Portuguese. Ninety-six unique publications were reviewed across these seven review articles.…”
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confidence: 99%
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