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Daniel Moon1, Ning Cao2, Bianca Martinez3
1Sheer Gait and Motion Analysis Laboratory and Motor Control Analysis Laboratory, MossRehab, 60 Township Line Road, Elkins Park, PA 19027, USA.
Abstract:
Diabetic individuals with peripheral neuropathy are at risk for the development of foot ulcers due to musculoskeletal abnormalities and abnormal loading in the gait cycle leading to elevated plantar pressures. To prevent diabetic foot ulcers, practitioners should regularly screen patients for the presence of neuropathy as well as neuroarthropathies and prescribe the appropriate shoes and orthotics based on the best available clinical evidence. Although not widely available, there is potential for data-driven customization of orthotics and shoe wear based on plantar pressure data to prevent the development of diabetic foot ulcers more effectively, and ultimately prevent lower limb amputations.
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