- Katedra Aleksander ZAGÓRSKI Medyczny w Katowicach a OLENKOWICZ,
METATARSALGIA
Streszczenie: 7 zdrowych. - raz [5]. [2]. -[7]. W schorzeniu [9] [4][8]zdrowych oraz pacjentów z pal
2. METODYKA BADANIA
21-tensometryczne (po oprogramowaniu WinFDM-palucha. Analizie p kroku, 3. WYNIKI . i 2 najbardziej 2 . Rys. 2,3 i 4km/h
Rys.
a)
b)
a) b)
otyl) u osoby a) zdrowej i b) z
4. DYSKUSJA
-W ram
chodu. Rotacja sto zaawansowania choroby.
W badaniach przeprowadzonych zarówno w warunkach statycznych jak i dynamicznych w
[3]. W
U [1].
Z kolei inni aut [6].
u otrz [4]. lawym wsk LITERATURA
[1] Abboud R.J, Arnold G.P., Putti A.B.: Foot pressure differences in men and women, Foot and Ankle Surgery 16, © Elsevier for the European Foot and Ankle Societies, 2010, str. 21-24
[2] Bardelli M., Turelli L., Scoccianti G.: Definition and classification of metatarsalgia, Foot and Ankle Surgery 9, © Elsevier Science, 2003, str. 79-85
[3] Bar-Or O, Hennig E.M., Hills AP, McDonald M.: Plantar pressure differences between obese and non-obese adults: a biomechanical analysis, International Journal of Obesity 25, © Nature Publishing Group 2001, str. 1674-1679
[4] Ding Q., Sun W., Wang Q., Wei K., Wen J., Yu Z.: Adaptive changes of foot pressure in hallux valgus patients, Gait&Posture 36, © Elsevier Science, 2012, str. 344-349
[5] Fadel G.E., Rowley D.I.: Metatarsalgia, Current Orthopaedics 16, © Elsevier Science Ltd, 2001, str. 193-204
[6] Ferrari J., Watkinson D.: Foot pressure measurement differences between boys and girls with reference to hallux valgus deformity and hypermobility, Foot & Ankle International 9, Wydawnictwo American Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society, 2005, str. 739-747. [7]
Partner, 2007 str. 115-120 [8] Ihnatouski M., Pauk J.:
-Technologiczny, -165
[9] Marciniak W., Szulc A. (Praca zbiorowa): Wiktora Degi Ortopedia i rehabilitacja, Tom 1, Wydawnictwo Lekarskie PZWL, Warszawa, 2006, str. 285-310
METATARSALGIA PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION MEASUREMENT
OF FEET ON THE GROUND
Abstract: The aim of our study was to carry out an analysis of the pressure distribution on the ground for 7 healthy persons and 4 patients with hallux valgus. Dynamic tests were performed using a treadmill Zebris. On the basis of obtained reports the assessment of the influence of Hallux Valgus disease on pressure distribution of foot on the ground was carried out. All results were compared with these obtained for healthy people.
