Computer-aided reverse engineering system in the design and production of orthotic insole shoes for patients with diabetes

Anggoro, Paulus Wisnu; Tauviqirrahman, Mohammad; Jamari, J.; Bayuseno, A.P.; Bawono, B.; Avelina, M. M.

doi:10.1080/23311916.2018.1470916

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“…These pressures may be present as a result of compromised foot function such as tendon disorders in the heel area of a foot and the diabetic condition, Charcot Anthropathy. The figures regarding swollen bones are shown in Figure 1 (see Anggoro et al, 2017b, Anggoro et al, 2018a, Anggoro et al, 2018b, and Bawono et al, 2017.…”

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Optimal Design and Fabrication of Shoe Lasts for Ankle Foot Orthotics for Patients With Diabetes

Anggoro

Tauviqirrahman

Jamari

et al. 2019

International Journal of Manufacturing, Materials, and Mechanical Engineering

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Patients with diabetes often desperately need ankle foot orthotics (AFO) to perform daily activities. In Indonesia, experienced shoemakers employ manual procedures and follow the prescriptions given by a doctor or orthopaedic technician. This process remains traditional in that each pair of AFO is handmade, not precise, and is time consuming. This article describes the development of the design process and fabrication of a new AFO product for patients with diabetes based on a computer aided reverse engineering system (CARESystem). The reverse innovative design approach method discussed in this paper sought to achieve the best shoe last. The results also shows a functional test with highly satisfactory results. The shape of the shoe fit the standard AFO and the first patient experienced comfort for the 4-week long testing period. This article proves that the CARESystem technology successfully reduced the time for both the design and fabrication of the AFOs by 64%.

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“…Ankle Foot Orthosis for patients with diabetes mellitus: (a) Previous AFO product; (b) Previous shoe last models for both patients(Anggoro, et. al.…”

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Optimal Design and Fabrication of Shoe Lasts for Ankle Foot Orthotics for Patients With Diabetes

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Tauviqirrahman

Jamari

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International Journal of Manufacturing, Materials, and Mechanical Engineering

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“…The differences in Research with detected at p<0.05 with 90% of patients are independently completed a questionnaire consisting of demographic items and MOXFQ), separately for each foot functioned. The SF-36 general health questionnaire (version II) [19,20] and EQ-5D [21,22] MOXFQ contains 16 items, each with five answer choices, consists of three separate fundamental dimensions: stand/run problems (7 items), leg pain (5 items), and the problems associated with social collaboration (4 items), including feelings of self-perception about the attendance of the foot of the pedestal-leg. The response of each assessed from 0-4, with 0 that represents the most severe response and 4 is the best response/ comfortable).…”

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“…This paper was compiled based on assessment report response the patient through MOXFQ on diabetic melitus patients experiencing difference deformities the given before and after using design and fabrication of custom shoe orthotic insole (AFO) in Figure 1 as reported by [21] and [22], it has been successfully developing the product for the patient to do activity everyday experiments for both patients during two months usage as shown in Figure 2. The goal of this research is to assess whether MOXFQ can detect those changes.…”

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“…The purpose of the study was to assess whether MOXFQ can detect those changes. The second objective is to assess the magnitude of the changes that are detected by the MOXFQ in accordance with the assessment of the patient to change the level of convenience that has occurred after use of AFO's shoes that's been designed and made earlier by [22].…”

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The Evaluation of the Use of AFO (Ankle Foot Orthotics) with the MOXFQ (Manchester-Oxford Foot Questionnaire) Method

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Anggoro²,

Tauviqirrahman³

et al. 2018

Proceedings of the International Conference on Science and Technology (ICST 2018)

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This research aims to find the influence of the insole in the shoe for the patient who suffered from disorders of the feet. Diabetic patients generally experience a disruption in the feet. This disorder is a stabbing pain when the patient performs activities. The patient is asked to use footwear Ankle Foot Orthosis (AFO) results of design that are already adapted to the shape of the user's feet during 28 days (4 weeks). At the end of the period, the patient is prompted to answer the questioner that consists of 16 questions. The questions are organized according to Manchester-Oxford Foot of a Questionnaire model (MOXFQ) to assess the response of special foot/ankle and General happens on feet and ankles. The response was measured by a score of 0-4 (strongly agree to strongly disagree) of respondents 2 consecutive female patients experience pain in the feet by using a regular foot, footwear with an average age of 72 years (65 and 80). They independently completed the questionnaire during the use of AFO. The MOXFQ an average of 2 months. The results obtained in the first patients experienced an improvement of conditions of the foot with the score average 3.75 (12/16 answers in the form of a score of 4 and the rest score 3). This means going on a reduction of pain significantly in amount with a percentage score a maximum of 94%. Patient 2 undergoing repair of foot conditions with the average score 2.97. This means going on a reduction of pain significantly in amount with a percentage score a maximum of 74%. The difference is due to the characteristics of the age, weight, height, as well as the profile of the soles of the feet are different. The second patient had a foot condition and a heavier weight.

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Ankle Foot Orthotic (AFO) for Deformity Patients: The Design and Manufacturing of Shoes Orthotics

Anggoro

Bawono

Yuniarto

et al. 2020

Proceedings of the 6th International Conference and Exhibition on Sustainable Energy and Advanced Materials

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Computer-aided reverse engineering system in the design and production of orthotic insole shoes for patients with diabetes

Cited by 38 publications

References 27 publications

Optimal Design and Fabrication of Shoe Lasts for Ankle Foot Orthotics for Patients With Diabetes

Optimal Design and Fabrication of Shoe Lasts for Ankle Foot Orthotics for Patients With Diabetes

The Evaluation of the Use of AFO (Ankle Foot Orthotics) with the MOXFQ (Manchester-Oxford Foot Questionnaire) Method

Ankle Foot Orthotic (AFO) for Deformity Patients: The Design and Manufacturing of Shoes Orthotics

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