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The parts of the foot and its functions are unique but can also contribute tocommon foot problems. The many bones, ligaments, and tendons of the foot help you move, but they can also be injured and limit your mobility. This article will give an overview of foot anatomy andfoot problemstha...
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In addition to strength and muscle size, minimal footwear may also influence foot morphology because they tend to have a wider toe box than conventional shoes. Habitually minimally shod participants have been found to have significantly higher longitudinal arches than conventionally western shod participan...
The usual indications for foot orthoses are to relieve pressure on areas that are painful, ulcerated, scarred, or callused, to support weak or flat longitudinal or transverse foot arches, and to control foot positions and thus affect the alignment of other lower limb joints. All are concerned...
Theories about the functions of the foot muscles have centered on their role in arch support. Previous anatomical and electromyographic studies (reviewed herein) have demonstrated that the arches are normally maintained by bones and ligaments. This study reports an electromyographic investigation of five...
Humans and the fossil hominins are separated from the great apes because of their flat, forward-facing hallucial facet. Dinaledi, along with OH 8 and StW 573 fall just within theH. sapiensrange, and well outside that of the extant great apes. ...
hallux valgus;muscular systems;arches of the foot;tendon stirrup 1. Introduction There are cases of hallux valgus with normal arches of the foot, but their statistical amount in the population is much smaller than that of cases with the presence of transverse flat and/or plano-valgus foot. Man...
Table 4. The comparison of characteristics determining the longitudinal and transverse foot arches as well as the position of the hallux and Vth toe in 3-year-old girls and boys, taking into account half-yearly age ranges. Statistically significant differences in the values of Clarke’s angle ...
The bones form two crossing arches of the foot. The longitudinal arch runs the length of the foot, and the transverse arch runs the width. The ankle joint is formed by the interaction of the foot and the lower leg, and the toes are on the far side of the foot. The bones of the ...