A new method for synchronization of motion capture and plantar pressure data

Miller, Adam

doi:10.1016/j.gaitpost.2010.04.012

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“…Up to now, the anatomical masking approach has been applied to a prototype pressure platform and dedicated integration software by the Italian National Institute of Health together with a five-segment foot model by Istituti Ortopedici Rizzoli (Giacomozzi C et al, 2000;Stebbins JA et al, 2005), and to Novel platforms and dedicated integration software together with the Oxford Foot Model . A further methodological study based on a Tekscan platform (Miller AL, 2010) only dealt with reference system integration issues.…”

Section: Regional Parameters: Potentialities Of Different Methodologimentioning

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Potentialities and Criticalities of Plantar Pressure Measurements in the Study of Foot Biomechanics: Devices, Methodologies and Applications

Giacomozzi¹

2011

Biomechanics in Applications

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Potentialities and Criticalities of Plantar Pressure Measurements in the Study of Foot Biomechanics: Devices, Methodologies and Applications

Giacomozzi¹

2011

Biomechanics in Applications

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“…Data were collected for nine foot segments: medial heel (MH), lateral heel (LH), midfoot (MF), metatarsals 1-5 (M1-5), and hallux. For each foot segment, the following data were obtained: contact area [cm 2 ], maximum force [%BW], and peak pressure [kPa] [15].…”

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The effects of gait speed on plantar pressure variables in individuals with normal foot posture and flatfoot

Kırmızı

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Angin

2020

Acta Bioeng Biomech

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Purpose: It is not known how gait speed affects plantar pressure characteristics in flatfoot. The aim of this work was to investigate the effects of gait speed on plantar pressure variables in flatfoot by comparing it to normal foot posture. Methods: Thirty individuals with flatfoot and 30 individuals with normal foot posture were recruited. Plantar pressure variables were obtained by a pressure-sensitive mat at self-selected slow, normal, and fast speeds. All assessments were performed on the dominant foot, and three satisfactory steps were obtained for each gait speed condition. The order of gait speeds was randomized. Results: In the flatfoot group, the contact area was higher in the midfoot, third metatarsal, and hallux at all speeds, also in the second metatarsal at slow and normal speeds than the normal foot posture group (p < 0.05). The maximum force was higher in the midfoot and hallux at all speeds in the flatfoot group (p < 0.05). Also, the maximum force was lower in the first metatarsal at normal and fast speeds, and in the lateral heel at fast speed (p < 0.05). In the flatfoot group, the peak pressure was found to be higher in the hallux at slow speed, but to be lower in the first metatarsal at fast speed (p < 0.05). Further, plantar pressure distribution was affected by gait speed in both feet. Conclusions: Analysis of plantar pressure variables should be performed at different gait speeds.

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“…Up to now, the anatomical masking approach has been applied to a prototype pressure platform and dedicated integration software by the Italian National Institute of Health together with a five-segment foot model by Istituti Ortopedici Rizzoli (Giacomozzi C et al, 2000;Stebbins JA et al, 2005), and to Novel platforms and dedicated integration software together with the Oxford Foot Model (Giacomozzi C et al, 2010). A further methodological study based on a Tekscan platform (Miller AL, 2010) only dealt with reference system integration issues.…”

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Biomechanics in Applications

Klika¹

2011

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A new method for synchronization of motion capture and plantar pressure data

Cited by 11 publications

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Potentialities and Criticalities of Plantar Pressure Measurements in the Study of Foot Biomechanics: Devices, Methodologies and Applications

Potentialities and Criticalities of Plantar Pressure Measurements in the Study of Foot Biomechanics: Devices, Methodologies and Applications

The effects of gait speed on plantar pressure variables in individuals with normal foot posture and flatfoot

Biomechanics in Applications

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