Utilidad de las plantillas conformadas

Arce, M.I. Vázquez; Alberola, M. Alcañiz; Palomares, C. Núñez-Cornejo; Mollá, C. Juliá; Piquer, C. Núñez-Cornejo

doi:10.1016/j.rh.2010.04.002

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“…In the adult, foot pain, whether due to inflammatory or mechanical causes, is very frequent and results in numerous sick leave and social disturbances [2]. Up to 10% of the population may have pain in the foot, either later or earlier in their lives [3].…”

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Satisfaction with Orthopedic Treatments

González-Martín¹,

Pértega-Díaz²,

Seijo-Bestilleiro³

et al. 2021

Prosthetics and Orthotics

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To determine the effectiveness and satisfaction with orthopodologic treatments in users of the University Clinic of podiatry at the University of A Coruña, according to various parameters. After approval from the ethics committee of the University of A Coruña, an observational retrospective study (n = 125). We analyzed the effectiveness and satisfaction with the orthopodologic treatments depending on the reason for consultation, diagnosis, treatment and goals of treatment. We performed a descriptive analysis of all variables collected. The most frequent reason for consultation was for pain of the hindfoot (58.2%).The most frequent diagnosis was plantar fasciitis, followed by metatarsalgia (29.7% vs. 18.6%). The orthotic treatment corrective was the most used (68.5%) with pronation control (52.3%). The majority of patients reported improvement in pain, and a high degree of satisfaction with the treatment used. The profile of the patient who consults the Podiatry clinic for a orthopodologic treatment is that of a man over the age of 50, who consulted for pain of the hindfoot. The most frequent diagnosis is plantar fasciitis and the treatment carried out the corrective for pronation control. The majority of patients used the brace between 4 and 8 hours a day, with a high satisfaction with the treatment and improvement in the evolution of the pain. The degree of satisfaction was significantly associated with age, younger patients more satisfied. The improvement of pain was significantly associated with age, younger patients who show improvement.

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