Comparison of the effects of dynamic taping and kinesio taping on endurance and fatigue of plantar flexor

Song, Junyoung

doi:10.26862/jkpts.2022.03.29.1.73

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“…The results showed that there was a significant difference in the foot function index within the group ( P <0.001), and in the group comparison, the dynamic taping with PT group had the greatest effect and the conservative PT group had the least effect ( P <0.05). Previous studies that evaluated the foot function index by applying kinesio taping or dynamic taping found that there was an effect on the improvement of the foot function index, similar to the results of the present study [ 22 , 45 , 46 ]. This is thought to be the mechanical effect of assisting muscle function with the characteristics of dynamic taping using elastic repulsive force, and the effect obtained by reducing pain with the neurophysiological role of KT.…”

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“…In a previous study by Song et al [ 22 ], dynamic taping and KT were compared for plantar flexor muscle endurance and muscle fatigue, and as a result, dynamic taping was suggested as one of the intervention methods for reducing muscle endurance and muscle fatigue. Lim et al [ 23 ] compared the effects of dynamic taping and KT on and balance and center of gravity in barefoot conditions, and the front-back and left-right shaking during balance and walking were greatly reduced by dynamic taping ( P <0.05).…”

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“…Dynamic taping and KT both rely on elasticity, but the main effect is different. KT focuses on improving circulation and stimulating proprioception, while dynamic taping focuses on the mechanical effect of muscles, helping muscles work and maximizing energy efficiency [ 22 ]. Many previous studies assessed the effect of KT and other tapings on plantar fasciitis pain, but there is insufficient research comparing the effects of dynamic taping, KT, and conservative physical therapy.…”

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Effect of Dynamic Taping versus Kinesiology Taping on Pain, Foot Function, Balance, and Foot Pressure in 3 Groups of Plantar Fasciitis Patients: A Randomized Clinical Study

Kim,

Lee

2023

Med Sci Monit

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Background Biomechanical dynamic tape supports muscles, joints, and ligaments and is used in ankle and foot injuries. Kinesiology tape (KT), also known as elastic tape, is widely used in sports medicine. Plantar fasciitis, due to inflammation of the plantar fascia, is a common cause of heel pain. This study aimed to compare the effects of dynamic taping and KT on pain, function, and balance in 3 groups of patients with plantar fasciitis. Material/Methods Sixty-nine patients with plantar fasciitis were randomly assigned to the dynamic taping with physical therapy (PT) group, the KT with PT group, and the control group (23 each). All groups received conservative physical therapy. Dynamic taping and KT were performed twice a week for 4 weeks, and the taping was removed after 12 h of application. Patients’ pain, foot function, and balance were assessed using the visual analog scale (VAS), foot function index (FFI), and Y-balance test (YBT), respectively, before and immediately after the intervention. Results In the FFI and YBT, the treatment provided to the dynamic taping with PT group with PT showed a greater effect than in the KT with PT group with PT ( P <0.05), and the control group showed the lowest effect. Dynamic taping and KT with PT did not show significant differences in VAS and foot pressure, but both were more effective than the control group ( P <0.05). Conclusions The results of this study suggest that dynamic taping with PT is the most effective method for FFI and YBT in patients with plantar fasciitis, and that dynamic taping and KT with PT are effective methods for treating pain and foot pressure.

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Effect of Dynamic Taping versus Kinesiology Taping on Pain, Foot Function, Balance, and Foot Pressure in 3 Groups of Plantar Fasciitis Patients: A Randomized Clinical Study

Kim,

Lee

2023

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The effect of different taping techniques on transtibial amputation walking parameters: A case report

Ekinci,

Erbahçeci,

Düger

2024

Prosthetics &Amp; Orthotics International

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Buerger disease is a nonatherosclerotic, segmental inflammatory disease of the occlusive tract, often involving medium-sized muscular and small-diameter arteries and veins of the extremities. If medical treatment is not successful, amputation is inevitable. The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of different kinesiological taping techniques on walking parameters of transtibial amputee with knee extension limitation. Two different kinesiological taping methods (Kinesio Tape and Dynamic Tape) were applied to the transtibial patient with knee extension limitation. Walking performance of patients was assessed with The Biodex Gait Trainer 2. Gait parameters without tape were as follows: average walking speed 0.38 m/s, average step cycle 0.48 cyl/s, average left step length 50 cm, average right step length 43 cm, coefficient of variation 9% at the left, and coefficient of variation 9% at the right. After applying Kinesio Tape and Dynamic Tape, these values were measured as follows: average walking speed 0.50.56 m/s, average step cycle 0.51.56 cyl/s, average left step length 61–60 cm, average right step length 53–54 cm, coefficient of variation 6%–5% at the left, and coefficient of variation 6%–4% at the right side. Dynamic Tape and Kinesio Tape both had positive effects on active joint motion and walking parameters. Regarding walking speed and step length, Dynamic Tape was found to be more effective than Kinesio Tape. Taping methods applied to amputees have positive effects on range of motion, which in return causes improvements on walking parameters.

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Comparison of the effects of dynamic taping and kinesio taping on endurance and fatigue of plantar flexor

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References 40 publications

Effect of Dynamic Taping versus Kinesiology Taping on Pain, Foot Function, Balance, and Foot Pressure in 3 Groups of Plantar Fasciitis Patients: A Randomized Clinical Study

Effect of Dynamic Taping versus Kinesiology Taping on Pain, Foot Function, Balance, and Foot Pressure in 3 Groups of Plantar Fasciitis Patients: A Randomized Clinical Study

The effect of different taping techniques on transtibial amputation walking parameters: A case report

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