Efecto de la morfología de las plantas de los pies en la distribución de presión plantar en atletas jóvenes con diferentes tipos de pie

Miguel-Andrés, I; Mayagoitia-Vázquez, J J; Orozco-Villaseñor, Sergio Luis; León-Rodríguez, Miguel; Samayoa, Didier

doi:10.1016/j.ft.2020.07.003

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“…The equation gave a total of 163 studies, but not all of them related to the analysis of the soles of the feet to detect the morphology of the foot in a Mexican population. After reviewing the articles, duplicated manuscripts, theses, books, studies from different countries, and conference proceedings were excluded from the analysis, having a final number of 9 articles, [2] [3] [8] [10] [14] [15] [20] [21] [22] . Most of the studies are performed in a limited period of time and most of them are performed in young population [2] [3] [10] [14] [15] […”

Section: Literature Review Of the Type Of Foot In The Mexican Populationmentioning

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“…Further research needs to be done to study the effect of these musculoskeletal disorders on the gait biomechanics and how the quality of life of the Mexican population is affected. It has been found that the morphology of the soles of the feet could have an effect on the plantar pressure distribution and this could be a risk factor for producing musculoskeletal disorders [22] .…”

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Type of Feet in a Mexican Population: Analysis of the Footprint Morphology and Literature Review

Ramos-Frutos¹,

Miguel-Andrés²,

León-Rodríguez³

et al. 2023

Rev. Mex. Ing. Biomed.

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The objective of this study was to analyze the footprint morphology and obtain the Chippaux-Smirak Index in a Mexican population to identify the type of feet and its prevalence. A database of images of the soles of both feet was analyzed. The database contained images of 1,014 persons between 2 and 73 years old from Guanajuato state, Mexico. Moreover, a literature review was performed to identify the type of feet in the Mexican population. It was observed that less than 17 % of the population have cavus foot (p= 0.018). Furthermore, less than 25 % of the population between 17 and 73 years have flatfoot 3 (p= 0.0079) in the left foot. Also, only nine articles related to the type of foot in the Mexican population were found, but most of them were performed on young population. The formation of the medial arc could be beyond the first decade of life and the relatively high prevalence of flatfoot in adult life should be studied. Finally, the results found can be useful for orthopedists, physiotherapists, clinicians, and parents who are concerned about the foot health of their children.

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Section: Literature Review Of the Type Of Foot In The Mexican Populationmentioning

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Section: Footprint Data Analysismentioning

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Type of Feet in a Mexican Population: Analysis of the Footprint Morphology and Literature Review

Ramos-Frutos¹,

Miguel-Andrés²,

León-Rodríguez³

et al. 2023

Rev. Mex. Ing. Biomed.

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“…These injuries can have a significant impact on athletic performance and overall well-being [5]. Recent studies have shed light on the influence of foot morphology on plantar pressure patterns, gait, and running mechanics [6][7][8]. The foot plays a crucial role in supporting the body's weight, adapting to ground loads, and facilitating various sporting gestures, such as jumping, running, changing direction, lateral displacements, shooting, and landing from jumps, particularly in sports like football [6].…”

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“…Recent studies have shed light on the influence of foot morphology on plantar pressure patterns, gait, and running mechanics [6][7][8]. The foot plays a crucial role in supporting the body's weight, adapting to ground loads, and facilitating various sporting gestures, such as jumping, running, changing direction, lateral displacements, shooting, and landing from jumps, particularly in sports like football [6]. To cope with ground reaction forces, the knee of the kinetic chain, as a joint with limited range of motion, depends on the mechanical behaviour of the hip and ankle to mitigate and distribute forces appropriately [9].…”

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Pilot Study: The Relationship between Foot Posture and Movement Quality in Non-Professional Male Football Players

Algaba-Del-Castillo,

Castro-Méndez,

Pérez-Belloso

et al. 2023

Life

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(1) Background: This study focusses on establishing the relationship between quality of movement (based on the functional movement screen, or FMS) and foot posture (based on the foot posture index, or FPI-6). We hypothesised that a poor FMS test score may be derived from the foot position in the space measured by FPI-6. (2) Methods: a quasi-experimental and cross-sectional study was designed to analyse foot posture in 30 healthy football players, using the foot posture index and the functional movement screen. (3) Results: No significant relationships were found between movement quality and foot posture. Poor movement quality is present in more than half of all foot positions, supination, pronation, and neutral. Good quality seems to be more associated with a neutral foot position (23.3%) and supinated (16.6%) than a pronated foot position (6.6%). (4) Conclusions: this study found no relationship between the two tests; therefore, we cannot demonstrate that foot posture is relevant in the quality of the movement of the football players studied.

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An overview of the risk factors for producing fifth metatarsal fracture in sports activities: A systematic review

Ortiz‐Lango,

Miguel‐Andrés,

López‐López

et al. 2024

Journal of Foot and Ankle Research

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IntroductionThe fifth metatarsal fracture is a foot injury that occurs in sports activities. This fracture has been associated with risk factors based on intrinsic variables such as type of feet (flatfoot or cavus foot), foot pathologies, and bone density among others. Extrinsic variables associated with fifth metatarsal fractures include sports maneuvers, the type of sports practice, and contact surface. Although this injury has been investigated over the years, there is no consensus on the most relevant risk factors that cause this injury. An increase in the number of people with fractures makes it a relevant topic of research. The objective of this review was to identify an overview of the risk factors for producing the fifth metatarsal fracture based on intrinsic and extrinsic variables in sports activities. Furthermore, this review aimed to clarify what is known and what is needed on the risk factors that can influence the appearance of the fracture.MethodsA search in electronic databases, such as Scopus (n = 87), PubMed (n = 187), and Web of Science (n = 173) was conducted. The initial search yielded 447 titles and abstracts, from which 31 papers were selected for detailed analysis after screening all citations against the eligibility criteria.ResultsAfter screening the manuscripts, it was found that the fifth metatarsal fracture can be produced by multiple factors. However, most of the studies focus on one or two specific risk factors. It was found that soccer (38.7%) is the sports activity that presents a higher risk of getting a fifth metatarsal fracture compared to other sports activities. The second risk factor was the performance of critical maneuvers (22.5%) and the third one was the biomechanics of the foot (22.5%).ConclusionIt is paramount to identify the most critical risk factors linked to the fifth metatarsal fracture to be able to implement effective treatments and prevention strategies.

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Efecto de la morfología de las plantas de los pies en la distribución de presión plantar en atletas jóvenes con diferentes tipos de pie

Cited by 4 publications

References 22 publications

Type of Feet in a Mexican Population: Analysis of the Footprint Morphology and Literature Review

Type of Feet in a Mexican Population: Analysis of the Footprint Morphology and Literature Review

Pilot Study: The Relationship between Foot Posture and Movement Quality in Non-Professional Male Football Players

An overview of the risk factors for producing fifth metatarsal fracture in sports activities: A systematic review

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