... QoL [ 18–20 ]; osteoarthritis knee footwear shoes clinical trial RCT magnetic resonance imaging MRI knee pain inflammation synovitis effusion Lay Summary What does this mean for patients? This study aimed to see if wearing flexible flat footwear (FFF) alongside a 9-month exercise program...

... by using appropriate footwear, limiting or changing activities that cause excessive loading, weight loss and wearing insoles inside shoes called orthoses. Maintaining muscle strength is also important, because weakness of the foot and lower leg muscles is found in many cases of foot pain. At present, we do...

... and gastrocnemius medialis muscle were selected as measurement muscles because imbalance associated with wearing forefoot off-loading shoe affected the muscle activity around the ankle joint in healthy subjects [ 17 ]. The skin was prepared for surface electromyography by cleansing with isopropyl alcohol...

... responsibility L230 Organization of Production L67 Other Consumer Nondurables: Clothing Textiles Shoes and Leather Goods Household Goods Sports Equipment Globally, many businesses and workers contribute to outsourced production for large brands and retailers, often considered as lead firms driving...

... and lead to social action. Also, as far as I could ascertain, neither shoes nor the strain of walking on the body, have been addressed in either literary or empirical studies that involve refugee texts. This is surprising because although children’s and young adult’s books about migration describe many...

...:https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Objective Working conditions, such as walking and standing on hard surfaces, can increase the development of musculoskeletal complaints. At the interface between flooring and musculoskeletal system, safety shoes may play an important role...

...Girmay Tsegay; Abreham Tamiru; Tsige Amberbir; Gail Davey; Kebede Deribe Footwear Neglected tropical disease Northern Ethiopia Podoconiosis Shoes A comparative cross-sectional community-based study was conducted in Mecha and Gozamen woredas among randomly selected adults with and without...

... uniforms, school shoes, and school supplies like notebooks, textbooks, and writing supplies to children in grades K-9. The items distributed by this program utilize local and national materials and vendors. Coverage has been broad: between 2011 and 2012, 1,386,767 students received all or part...

.... Methods Six schools were randomised to receive shoes and standard care (deworming with albendazole and health education) and six control schools to receive standard care only. Children provided a stool sample to assess prevalence and intensity of infection with soil transmitted helminthiases (Ascaris...

...: [email protected] © The Author 2014. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please e-mail: [email protected]. 2014 Abstract Background. Providing advice to wear good quality shoes with appropriate fit is one of the possibilities GPs have when treating...

...Siddharth Thakore; Janna Tram; Brent E Hagel; Tania Kyle; Trudi Senger; Francois Belanger Fractures and dislocations were the most common injury among all activities, although the proportion varied from 39.6% in bicyclists to 60.5% in those using wheeled shoes (data not given). No concussions were...

... the footwear assessment form (FAF) which is a reliable tool for the assessment of shoe style, heel height, fixation, heel counter stiffness, longitudinal sole rigidity, sole flexion point, tread pattern and sole hardness [ 25 ] (see Appendix 1, available at Age and Ageing online). For the purposes...

... L67 clothing textiles shoes and leather The industrial structure of the French apparel industry has undergone several transformations over the last century in which the relative importance of large and small firms and the organizational relationships within apparel supply chains have changed...

... at the time of their fracture, and controls (n = 512) who reported falling in the year before the interview but did not fracture. Interviewers collected information by using a standardized questionnaire. Medium-/high-heeled shoes and shoes with a narrow heel increased the risk of all fractures...

... and hip fracture. Objectives:  to describe the characteristics of footwear worn at the time of fall‐related hip fracture and establish whether the features of the shoe influenced the type of fall associated with the fracture. Methods:  95 older people (average age 78.3 years, SD 7.9) who had suffered...

.... Inappropriate shoes increase the risk of callous and ulcer formation, as well as increasing the risk of falls. There are no data defining the size of this problem. Objective The aim of the study was to investigate the proportion of elderly people on a general rehabilitation ward wearing incorrectly sized...

... is divided into the following areas: 1) purposes of footwear, 2) shoe anatomy, 3) the last, 4) shoe construction, and 5) shoe sizing and fitting. Throughout the discussion, variations are noted between the terminology used to describe nonathletic...

... to assess shear forces and pressures that occur while shoes are worn. Test method and interpretation of test results are described. Foot decubitus ulcers diabetic neuropathy orthopedics physical therapy sensation shoes Therapeutic Footwear for the Insensitive Foot GEORGE H...

... diabetic neuropathy physical therapy sensation shoes splints Clinical Evaluation and Care of the Insensitive Foot DONALD E. SHIPLEY, BS Until fairly recently, foot deformity was accepted as part of the natural course of a disease with associated...

...In the last decades most cultural critics have come to agree that the division between “high” and “low” art is an artificial one, that Beethoven's Ninth and Blue Suede Shoes are equally valuable as cultural texts. This book challenges these dominant assumptions about the relativism...