Improving our understanding on how the foot and ankle joints kinematically adapt to coronally wedged surfaces is important for clarifying the pathogenetic mechanism and possible interventions for the
Vibration-white foot as an occupational disease has underscored the need to better understand the vibration response of the foot. While vibration transmissibility data exist for a natural standing pos
Excessive eversion of the talus and calcaneus (i.e., the rearfoot) during the support phase of walking occurs as a result of excessive moments about the ankle caused by ground reaction forces (GRF) an