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Patients afflicted with Diabetes, suffering from poor sensation and foot ulceration.
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Individuals with weak circulation and foot or toe contractures.
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Rheumatoidal or osteoarthritic patients with alterations in joint/integrity or functions that alter the weight-bearing surface of the foot.
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Runners or joggers who experience shin splints, stress fractures, ligament pain and other foot, ankle and knee concers.
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Patients with neuromuscular disorders such as cerebral palsy, which lead to altered patterns of gait.
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It combines biomechanics with computer technology to revolutionize the diagnostic process
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It is used to determine the dynamic interaction of normal footwear with or without orthoses
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It is used to review gait abnormalities
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It helps evaluate the potential value of or the results of surgery.
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It enhances our ability to obtain dynamic functional information on the high-risk foot.
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