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March 3, 2026Quantitative Imaging in Medicine and Surgery0 citationsOpen Access

Foot bone structure and plantar soft tissue deformation behavior in different functional positions

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YDYi DengJCJing ChenSMShanzhi Ma

Key Points

  • Arch flexibility directly influences arch buffering patterns during weight-bearing conditions, impacting foot function.
  • At the end of the support phase, the windlass mechanism aids in arch reconstruction, highlighting its role in foot mechanics.
  • These findings advance understanding of foot biomechanics and introduce critical insights for therapeutic strategies.
  • Implications for orthotic design are significant, suggesting tailored approaches may improve foot function.

Abstract

The arch changes during gait are complex. At the end of the support phase, the windlass mechanism drives arch reconstruction, while arch flexibility at this stage does not affect the arch reconstruction. However, differences in arch flexibility can directly lead to changes in arch buffering patterns during weight-bearing conditions. These findings advance the understanding of foot biomechanics and offer insights into foot function assessment, orthotic design, and therapeutic strategies.

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Deng et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75cd5c6e9836116a26049https://doi.org/10.21037/qims-2025-869
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