Caracterización Morfológica del Arco Plantar Longitudinal Medial del Pie en una Población Chilena

Ramírez, Celso Sánchez

doi:10.4067/s0717-95022017000100015

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“…By definition, the volunteers with various degrees of MLA were classified according to the protocol designed by Cavanagh and Rodgers [ 22 ] related to index arch, in agreement with previous studies that have analyzed these factors to show standard assessment of this condition and contributed to medical diagnostic and medical treatment of the foot problems [ 31 , 32 ].…”

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Foot Arch Height and Quality of Life in Adults: A Strobe Observational Study

López‐López

Fernández

Barros-García

et al. 2018

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Background: Variations in the foot structure related with the high or low arch are identified common lower limb conditions, and it is supposed to be the effect on the quality of life (QoL) associated to foot health in adults. Here we aimed to determine the relationships between relatively high and low feet arches and QoL. Methods: A cross-sectional study was carried out. Among 138 adults enrolled in the study, 66 had a high arch, 21 had a low arch, and 51 were within the normal range. Changes related to the foot structure were analyzed using Area Calc version 2.6 software, and data obtained using the Foot-Health-Status-Questionnaire (FHSQ), whose domains were compared between foot arch groups by means of the one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA). Results: The results of the FHSQ comparison between the three groups within the sample population did not show any statistically significant difference (p > 0.05) for any domains of specific foot (pain, function, general health and footwear) and general (general health, physical activity, social function and vigor) health-related QoL. Conclusions: Specific foot and general health-related QoL did not seem to be influenced by the foot arch height between high, normal and low feet arches heights. Nevertheless, further studies with higher sample sizes and matched-paired groups should be carried out.

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Foot Arch Height and Quality of Life in Adults: A Strobe Observational Study

López‐López

Fernández

Barros-García

et al. 2018

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“…Para las mediciones se empleó un antropómetro con precisión de 0,1 mm. LP, AA, AR y AN se obtuvieron siguiendo el protocolo indicado por Sánchez (2017). Con el objetivo de comparar las dimensiones entre sujetos, se procedió a normalizar las variables dividiéndolas por la estatura de los sujetos, obteniendo así longitud del pie normalizada (LPN), ancho de antepié normalizada (AAN), ancho de retropié normalizado (ARN) y altura navicular normalizada (ANN).…”

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Cambios Agudos en Morfología Del Pie Y Presiones Plantares Al Correr Descalzo

Alegre

Sánchez-Ramírez

2020

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El objetivo de esta investigación fue analizar modificaciones agudas que se producen en la morfología del pie y distribución de presiones plantares luego de la aplicación de un protocolo de carrera a pie descalzo. 42 sujetos de ambos sexos participaron de este estudio, quienes fueron divididos en Grupo Calzado (GC) (n=20) y Grupo Descalzo (GD) (n=22). Se evaluó antropometría del pie, índice del arco (AI) y presiones plantares antes y después de la intervención, que consistió en correr a 3,05 m·s-1 durante 20 min. El pie no dominante del GD disminuyó la altura de su arco plantar (AI pre=0,20, AI post=0,22; p=0,01; ES=0,4), asimismo, la carrera descalza produjo en el pie no dominante menores aumentos en los valores de presión plantar y menores disminuciones en la superficie de apoyo plantar que el correr con calzado.

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“…The MLA morphological variability among subjects makes its study and classification in different populations of great interest (Choi et al, 2015;D'Août et al, 2009;Gijon-Nogueron et al, 2013;Kulthanan et al, 2004;Sánchez-Ramírez et al, 2017;Sánchez-Ramírez, 2017;Tomassoni et al, 2014). Therefore, depending on the evaluation method used, normative values that enable classifying MLA as normal, low (flat) or high (cavus), in bipedestation (Xiong et al, 2010).…”

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Do athletes know the morphology of their longitudinal plantar arch?

Ramírez¹,

Suárez-Reyes²

2022

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The foot corresponds to the body segment that allows the exchange of forces between the support surface and the athlete's body; itsmorphology and function influence the quality of movement and body alignment. Moreover, the foot morphology can be modified according to the different adaptations that different sports cause, such as running, sport combat and team sports. This work aimed to define the knowledge that a sample of athletes has about their Medial Longitudinal Foot Arch (MLA). A sample of 119 athletes, separated into three groups (runners, combat athletes, and team players), were given a self-perception questionnaire of their MLA. Their responses were contrasted with the Arch Index (AI), which is a reliable objective measurement of the MLA.Just 18.5% of thesample were able to identify their MLA, as 67.2% stated they did not know, and 14.3% erred in their self-diagnosis. Combat athletes had the highest percentage who correctly identified their MLA(25%). Association was found between the knowledge demonstrated by athletes and the sport they practiced (X2= 9.926, df = 4, p = 0.04). The ignorance about MLAby the athletes studied is presented as a problem of which consequences are unknown; this opens future research focused on the study of injuries caused by misalignment of the foot and the need to prescribe sports shoes as orthoses.

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Caracterización Morfológica del Arco Plantar Longitudinal Medial del Pie en una Población Chilena

Cited by 3 publications

References 12 publications

Foot Arch Height and Quality of Life in Adults: A Strobe Observational Study

Foot Arch Height and Quality of Life in Adults: A Strobe Observational Study

Cambios Agudos en Morfología Del Pie Y Presiones Plantares Al Correr Descalzo

Do athletes know the morphology of their longitudinal plantar arch?

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