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Biomechanical effects of foam inserts on forefoot load during the high-heeled gait: a pilot study

Li et al., 2010

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16972313488743382911
Author
Li J
Gu Y
Ren X
Lake M
Zeng Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of mechanics in medicine and biology

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This pilot study analyzed the loading on the medial forefoot (MF) region during walking in high-heel shoes. Eight healthy female volunteers have participated in this study with the heel height varied from 0 cm (flat), 4.5 cm (low), and 8.5 cm (high). The results showed that …
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