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Normal Foot (medial view)
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Flat foot (medial view)
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Arched foot (medial view)
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Normal and abnormal foothold
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Supinated forefoot
When it adapts to the ground there is a higher body pressure on the 4th and 5th metatarsal heads….like a pressed coil ready to spring up as soon as foot is lifted from floor!
SUPINATED forefoot without compensation:
the whole foot is supinated even calcaneus.
SUPINATED forefoot with compensation:
Flat foot with calcaneus valgus.
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PRONATED forefoot
If you understand foot biomechanics you can understand why we have callosities,Morton’s neuroma,hallux valgus,plantar fascitis etc.
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Many doctors even specialists die without any understanding of foot biomechanics!
An arched foot is more prone to distortions…like a high car with narrow tyres!
A proper insole is therefore useful:it prevents fractures(thigh bone),it helps keep the balance further impaired by diseases such as Parkinson’s.
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