Plantar mechanosensitivity affected by insole use

Posted on October 24, 2014 by admin

Pilot study demonstrating that sole mechanosensitivity can be affected by insole use Bruno Vie, Christopher James Nester, Lisa Marie Porte, Michel Behr, Jean Paul Weber, Yves Jammes Gait & Posture; Articles in Press Quote: Highlights •Occupational use of shoe insoles could modify plantar somatosensory sensation. •Hard metatarsal pads should affect the plantar sensitivity more than soft ones. •Subjects wore either hard or soft metatarsal pads for 30 days.

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Plantar mechanosensitivity affected by insole use

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