Gait retraining with real-time visual biofeedback reduces pain, plantar loading and increase function in runners with plantar fasciitis: randomized clinical trial DOI Creative Commons
Glória Pinto, Margherita Pinto, João Paulo Casteleti de Souza

и другие.

Research Square (Research Square), Год журнала: 2025, Номер unknown

Опубликована: Янв. 17, 2025

Abstract Background Plantar fasciitis (PF) affects approximately 2 million individuals per year, affecting 10–25% of runners around the world. It is considered to have a great impact on health, especially due pain and functional limitations feet lower limbs. Thus, objective this randomized clinical trial was verify effect gait retraining with real-time visual feedback pain, function, biomechanical parameters plantar loading in without PF. Methods Controlled, blinded evaluators. Participants: 24 were evaluated divided into two groups: 12 control runners. The assessments performed pre-intervention post-intervention. intervention protocol consisted during treadmill running, for 5 consecutive weeks, over months (2 sessions/week, 40 min/session, total 10 sessions). Primary outcomes were: by analogue scale pressure platform. Secondary functionality limbs, through questionnaires: Foot Function Index, Ankle Ability Measure Lower Extremity Functional Scale, Posture Index. Data analyzed according intention-to-treat. Results Runners PF presented improvement physical-functional performance, as well reduction overload rearfoot after when compared initial assessment control, moderate high size. In relation group, there no significant differences but rate rearfoot. Conclusion A ten-week program using biofeedback effective reducing rearfoot, favoring an increase limbs fasciitis. Trial registration number: RBR-5m6msq7

Язык: Английский

Gait retraining with real-time visual biofeedback reduces pain, plantar loading and increase function in runners with plantar fasciitis: randomized clinical trial DOI Creative Commons
Glória Pinto, Margherita Pinto, João Paulo Casteleti de Souza

и другие.

Research Square (Research Square), Год журнала: 2025, Номер unknown

Опубликована: Янв. 17, 2025

Abstract Background Plantar fasciitis (PF) affects approximately 2 million individuals per year, affecting 10–25% of runners around the world. It is considered to have a great impact on health, especially due pain and functional limitations feet lower limbs. Thus, objective this randomized clinical trial was verify effect gait retraining with real-time visual feedback pain, function, biomechanical parameters plantar loading in without PF. Methods Controlled, blinded evaluators. Participants: 24 were evaluated divided into two groups: 12 control runners. The assessments performed pre-intervention post-intervention. intervention protocol consisted during treadmill running, for 5 consecutive weeks, over months (2 sessions/week, 40 min/session, total 10 sessions). Primary outcomes were: by analogue scale pressure platform. Secondary functionality limbs, through questionnaires: Foot Function Index, Ankle Ability Measure Lower Extremity Functional Scale, Posture Index. Data analyzed according intention-to-treat. Results Runners PF presented improvement physical-functional performance, as well reduction overload rearfoot after when compared initial assessment control, moderate high size. In relation group, there no significant differences but rate rearfoot. Conclusion A ten-week program using biofeedback effective reducing rearfoot, favoring an increase limbs fasciitis. Trial registration number: RBR-5m6msq7

Язык: Английский

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