Correlation between primary flat foot and lower extremity rotational misalignment in adults

Cebulski-Delebarre, A.; Boutry, Nathalie; Szymanski, C.; Maynou, C.; Lefebvre, G.; Amzallag-Bellenger, Élisa; Cotten, Anne

doi:10.1016/j.diii.2016.01.011

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“…Another limitation of the previous studies is the techniques they used for classifying and assessing foot posture. Our results showed that pronated feet and control groups shared similar hip joint movement patterns in sagittal, frontal, and transverse planes, which concurs with previous reports ( 6 , 15 ). A similar conclusion was drawn by Cebulski-Delebarre, who found no significant difference in alignment abnormalities in the lower limb between a flat foot and a normal arched foot among individuals with a flat foot using 3D radiograph reconstructions of the lower extremities.…”

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“…The relationship between foot structure and lower limb alignment remains controversial ( 14 ). It has been reported that a pronated foot caused no significant difference in lower limb alignment abnormalities after a study was conducted on the effect of a pronated foot on lower limb alignment using three-dimensional radiograph reconstructions and comparisons with a normal arched foot ( 15 ). Moreover, a previous study found no kinematic differences in children with flat feet during gait, after a comparative study between children with flat feet and normal arched feet compared the three-dimensional kinematics of the lower limb joints ( 6 ).…”

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Comparison of 3D Hip Joint Kinematics in People with Asymptomatic Pronation of the Foot and Non-Pronation Controls

Alahmri

Alsaadi

Ahsan

2021

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Background: The impact of asymptomatic pronation on proximal joints during motion has not been well understood, and research on it remains limited. Therefore, the current study determines the effect of asymptomatic pronation of the foot on hip joint kinematics during gait. Methods: Forty participants were recruited for the study (20 with asymptomatic pronated feet and 20 with non-pronated feet). Foot assessment was conducted by navicular drop and rear- foot angle tests. Hip joint kinematics were measured via MVN Xsens system 3D-motion capture from sagittal, frontal and transverse planes during gait. An independent t-test was used to identify differences in kinematic variables. Results: Both groups were similar in characteristics, and there were no significant differences between the groups in age (P = 0.674) and BMI (P = 0.459). However, there was a significant difference in arch height (P = 0.001) and rear-foot angle (P = 0.001). Our findings showed there were insignificant differences between the asymptomatic pronated foot and non- pronated foot control groups in hip joint kinematics of sagittal (P = 0.618), frontal (P = 0.276), and transverse (P = 0.337) planes during a full gait cycle. Conclusion: Patients with asymptomatic pronation of the foot and non-pronation of the foot showed similar movement patterns of hip kinematics in all three planes. The findings of the present study highlight the need for clinicians to consider foot alignment when examining patients with asymptomatic pronation of the foot and non-pronation of the foot.

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Comparison of 3D Hip Joint Kinematics in People with Asymptomatic Pronation of the Foot and Non-Pronation Controls

Alahmri

Alsaadi

Ahsan

2021

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“…Sistemde, özel yazılım özellikleri ile 3D ve kaynak görüntülerden açısal ölçümlerin daha kolay ve doğru hesaplandığını, bu yüzden çalışmalarında bu sistemi kullandıklarını bildirmişlerdir. 12 …”

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“…Primer düztabanlık tanılı olgularda alt ekstremite rotasyon anomalisi birlikteliği tanım-lanmamıştır. 12 Ancak bu iki patolojinin çocuklarda ilişkili olduğu iyi bilinmektedir. [21][22][23] Çocuklarda erişkinler-den farklı olarak, primer düz tabanlık artmış femoral anteversiyon ve tibiada dışa torsiyon ile bağlantılıdır.…”

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Radiologic Approach in the Rotation Problems of Lower Extremity

Özkol¹,

Keçeli²,

Örgüç³

et al. 2018

Turkiye Klinikleri J Med Sci

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Ö ÖZ ZE ET T Alt ekstremitenin rotasyonu, morfolojik değişikliklerden deformiteye kadar uzanan geniş bir spektrumdur. Çocukluk çağındaki alt ekstremite hastalıkları arasında, pes planustan sonra ikinci sıklıkta görülen antite multifaktoryel özellikteki rotasyonel sorunlardır. Bu derlemede, bu sorunlarda kullanılan radyolojik yöntemleri, örnek olgular ve tıbbi literatürle tartıştık. Farklı gö-rüntüleme yöntemleri ve olguların klinik yönetimindeki farklılıklar nedeni ile radyolojik standardizasyon güçtür. Bu derlemede amacımız, kendi deneyimlerimizle birlikte en sık kullanılan yaklaşımları, astebular anteversiyonu, femoral ve tibial torsiyonu, patellofemoral uyumu anlatmaktır.A An na ah h t ta ar r K Ke e l li i m me e l le er r: : Kemik anteversiyonu; femur; tibia; radyoloji A AB BS S T TR RA AC CT T The rotation of the lower extremities involves a broad spectrum of varieties from deformities to morphological differentiations. The rotational problems are the second most common entity after pes planus among the lower extremity diseases of childhood. Lower extremity problems are multifactorial. In this review the radiological methods used for imaging of common causes are discussed through representative case, considering the literature. Because of the varying clinical manangements and several different imaging methods, radiological standardization is very difficult. In this review, we aimed to provide contribution to this challenging issue by adressing the most common approaches and our experiences. Regarding the terminology and evaluation of acetabular anteversion, femoral torsion, patello-femoral adjustment and tibial torsion. lt ekstremitenin uzun kemiklerinin (femur ve tibia) kendileri üze-rinde, longitudinal eksende internal (mediale) veya eksternal (laterale) rotasyonları vardır. Bunlar yürüme fonksiyonunda ayağın içe veya dışa doğru yönelmesinin en önemli nedenleridir.

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Radiographic angular measurements of the foot and ankle in weight-bearing: A literature review

Carrara

Caravaggi

Belvedere

et al. 2020

Foot and Ankle Surgery

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Correlation between primary flat foot and lower extremity rotational misalignment in adults

Abstract: There are no rotational abnormalities of the lower extremities in adult patients with primary symptomatic flat foot.

Cited by 15 publications

References 19 publications

Comparison of 3D Hip Joint Kinematics in People with Asymptomatic Pronation of the Foot and Non-Pronation Controls

Comparison of 3D Hip Joint Kinematics in People with Asymptomatic Pronation of the Foot and Non-Pronation Controls

Radiologic Approach in the Rotation Problems of Lower Extremity

Radiographic angular measurements of the foot and ankle in weight-bearing: A literature review

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