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Effect of therapeutic insoles on the medial longitudinal arch in patients with flatfoot deformity: a three-dimensional loading computed tomography studyKido et al., 2014
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- Kido M
- Ikoma K
- Hara Y
- Imai K
- Maki M
- Ikeda T
- Fujiwara H
- Tokunaga D
- Inoue N
- Kubo T
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- Clinical Biomechanics
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Background Insoles are frequently used in orthotic therapy as the standard conservative treatment for symptomatic flatfoot deformity to rebuild the arch and stabilize the foot. However, the effectiveness of therapeutic insoles remains unclear. In this study, we …
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