Rocker sole shoe improved intermittent claudication symptoms

Posted on April 5, 2012 by admin

Use of a three-curved rocker sole shoe modification to improve intermittent claudication calf pain — A pilot study Stephen William Hutchins, Gwen Lawrence, Stephen Blair, Andrey Aksenov, Richard Jones Journal of Vascular Nursing; Volume 30, Issue 1, March 2012, Pages 11–20 Quote: This was a pilot study utilizing hospital-based walking trials to compare two footwear conditions. Two pairs of identical therapeutic shoes were ordered for volunteer claudicant subjects. One pair was adapted with a specifically designed three-curve rocker sole

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Rocker sole shoe improved intermittent claudication symptoms

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