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Analysis of Plantar Foot Pressure according to Insole Types during Treadmill Gait

Woo et al., 2015

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14189494220626475424
Author
Woo J
Lee J
Yang J
Lee B
Bae K
Han D
Park S
Bae J
Publication year
Publication venue
Korean Journal of Applied Biomechanics

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Objective: The purpose of this study was to analyze the foot-pressure distribution of 2D (2 dimensional form) & 3D (3 dimensional form; a customized arch-fit for posture correction) insoles for assessing their biomechanical functionality. Background: Recently there has …
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