The effect of low-dye taping on rearfoot motion and plantar pressure during the stance phase of gait

O’Sullivan, Kieran; Kennedy, Norelee; O'Neill, Emer A.; Mhainin, Una Ni

doi:10.1186/1471-2474-9-111

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“…he variables selected for this study were: Maximum Pronation Angle of the subtalar joint (PASmax) and plantar pressure peaks (PPP) of the foot 14 . First, the pronation of the subtalar joint was calculated by the dif-ference between the relative angle between tibiocalcaneal segments at the initial contact and the maximum relative angle between tibiocalcaneal segments that occurs up to 35% of the gait support phase, calculated in relation to the 100% of the contact phase 15 .…”

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Alteração do Ângulo de Pronação da Articulação Subtalar tem Influência na Distribuição de Pressão Plantar: Um Estudo Preliminar

Santos

Manfio

Carpes

et al. 2017

Rev. Bras. Cineantropom. Desempenho Hum.

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-Several studies have investigated the relationship between heel pronation with plantar pressure during gait. With a degree of variability and inluence of the footwear, usually excessive pronation is associated with higher mechanical loads. However, larger loads are commonly associated with pronation. his study aims to compare the plantar pressure distribution among individuals with diferent pronation angles of the subtalar joint angle during gait with controlled speed. he maximum angle of the subtalar joint was determined by capturing images in the frontal plane and the pressure plant peaks were acquired by EMED pressure platform. he pronated group showed pressure plant peaks signiicantly higher in the lateral heel area (18%; p=0.031), medial heel (17%, p=0.034), lateral midfoot (30%; p=0.032) and medial midfoot (41%; p=0.018) when compared to the control group. Excessive pronation of the subtalar joint caused changes in plantar pressure distribution, and an increase in pressure plant peaks, especially in the heel and midfoot regions. his demonstrates the need for a speciic care of this population, mainly because the increased pressure plant peaks is related to pain in the feet and onset of injuries.

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Alteração do Ângulo de Pronação da Articulação Subtalar tem Influência na Distribuição de Pressão Plantar: Um Estudo Preliminar

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Rev. Bras. Cineantropom. Desempenho Hum.

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“…Average peak plantar pressure was selected for analysis, to ensure consistency with previous literature. 20,30,41 The data were analyzed with the foot divided into 9 regions: medial and lateral rearfoot; medial and lateral midfoot; medial, central, and lateral forefoot; and medial and lateral toe segments (FiguRe 3). These regions were derived from a predetermined template in the Novel software.…”

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“…This is consistent with previous studies analyzing the effect of ALD taping on plantar pressure. 20,30,41 A sampling rate of 50 Hz was used for data collection. Electromyography EMG data were adjusted for DC offset, full-wave rectified, and filtered with a 50-Hz high-pass Butterworth filter.…”

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“…It can also be used to ensure that an intervention is actually causing a predicted effect on foot biomechanics. Authors of previous studies 20,30,41 have all described a significant lateral shift in plantar pressure during both running and walking, with the application of ALD taping.…”

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“…These findings give insight into the neuromuscular effect of a taping procedure that is used commonly in a clinical setting. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther 2010;40 (10) 30 It has also been shown to cause an increase in lateral midfoot plantar pressure. 41 Recent studies by Franettovich et al 14,15 have examined its effect on the electromyographic (EMG) signal of lower limb muscles.…”

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Augmented Low Dye Taping Changes Muscle Activation Patterns and Plantar Pressure During Treadmill Running

Kelly

Racinais²,

Tanner³

et al. 2010

J Orthop Sports Phys Ther

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overuse injuries remains unclear, 25 research evidence suggests that antipronation intervention techniques are effective at reducing pain and improving function in individuals with lower limb overuse injuries. 6,32 Antipronation taping methods are used clinically as part of treatment for numerous lower limb conditions. 13 Augmented low Dye (ALD) taping has been shown to reduce foot pronation by increasing arch height before and after exercise 40 and by Methods to reduce foot pronation are used commonly in a clinical setting as part of the management for lower limb musculoskeletal overuse injuries. 6,13,32 It has been shown that excess pronation alters joint kinetics, which affects joint loading and muscle activation. 24,29 While the exact role of foot pronation in the development of t StuDY DeSign: Randomized, crossover study.t ObJectiVe: To examine changes in muscle activity and plantar pressure during running with the application of augmented low Dye (ALD) taping.t backgROunD: ALD taping is used clinically as part of management for lower limb injury. As of yet, no studies have examined the effect of this taping method on muscle activity and plantar pressure during running, simultaneously.t MethODS: Thirteen healthy recreational runners (mean  SD age, 31.7  4.9 years; height, 181.7  4.6 cm; body mass, 81.6  5.9 kg) completed a 6-minute run on a treadmill at a speed of 10 km·h -1 , with 3 different taping conditions (ALD, control tape, no tape), applied in randomized order. Peak and average EMG signal amplitude, onset time, and burst duration were calculated for the vastus medialis, vastus lateralis, and the gluteus medius. In-shoe plantar pressures were also recorded. All data were calculated based on an average of 20 steps collected after 5 minutes of treadmill running.t ReSultS: ALD taping significantly altered muscle activity and plantar pressure during treadmill running by (1) delaying the onset of the EMG signal of the gluteus medius, vastus medialis, and vastus lateralis, and (2) increasing lateral midfoot plantar pressure.t cOncluSiOn: ALD taping significantly alters plantar pressure and muscle activation patterns during treadmill running. These findings give insight into the neuromuscular effect of a taping procedure that is used commonly in a clinical setting.

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Musculoskeletal Podiatric Medicine

Carroll¹,

Molyneux²

2020

Neale's Disorders of the Foot and Ankle

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The effect of low-dye taping on rearfoot motion and plantar pressure during the stance phase of gait

Abstract: Background: Low-dye (LD) taping is commonly used to reduce rearfoot pronation. No studies have previously investigated the effectiveness of LD taping using both plantar pressure distribution (F-Scan) and 3-D (CODA) analysis of rearfoot motion.

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Alteração do Ângulo de Pronação da Articulação Subtalar tem Influência na Distribuição de Pressão Plantar: Um Estudo Preliminar

Alteração do Ângulo de Pronação da Articulação Subtalar tem Influência na Distribuição de Pressão Plantar: Um Estudo Preliminar

Augmented Low Dye Taping Changes Muscle Activation Patterns and Plantar Pressure During Treadmill Running

Musculoskeletal Podiatric Medicine

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