Publications and References
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Publications:
Posture Control Insoles®
Medial
Column Foot Systems: An innovative tool for improving posture
Elevated First Metatarsal
Anatomy
and Biomechanics of the First Ray
Metatarsus
Primus Supinatus: It's Etiology, Biomechanical Impact and Treatment
Foot functional issues
Motion
of the Calcaneus, Navicular, and First Metatarsal During the Stance Phase of
Walking
The Arches: Some Controversial Views
Prevalence of Foot and Ankle Conditions in a Multiethnic Community Sample of Older Adults
Assessment and Measurement
A weight bearing
method for determining forefoot posting for orthotic fabrication
Metrecom
Measurement of Navicular Drop in Subjects with Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury
Varus
Malalignment of the Talar Neck. It's Effect on the Position of the
Foot and Subtalar Motion
Pressure
Plate Analysis of the Medial Column Foot Insole: A statistical Study
Postural Alignment
An Innovative Approach to Treating Chronic Knee Pain: The Bio-Implosion Model
Resolving
Low back pain: The Foot Connection
Arch Support and Orthotics
Evolution
of Foot Orthotics - Coherent Theory or Coherent Practise?
Evolution
of Foot Orthotics - Research Reshapes Long Standing Theory
Effectiveness of Foot Orthoses on Treating Plantar Fasciitis
References: Clinical References
Links ad Resources
MortonsFoot.com
http://www.mortonsfoot.com
Foot pain, joint and muscle pain can be traced to over-pronation and supination.
Learn how to relieve body pain with Posture Control Insoles® instead of big
bulky arch supports.
Better Ways to Sit, Stand, Move and
Present Yourself to the World:
http: //www.posturepage.com
“Stand up straight!” “Pull your shoulders back!” As children, we were told to
have good posture. Yet we were seldom taught effective ways to accomplish this.
Indeed, we were often not even told just what “good posture” is.
Proprioception
http://www.mariantoniettafusco.com/engl/ Dr. Maria Antonietta Fusco has devoted considerable time to the study of posture and
musculoskeletal illness. She emphasizes the importance of a dynamic
understanding of the feet as the foundation for postural correction and
stability. She has identified numerous proprioceptive stimulus points on
the feet which activates various muscles controlling the feet including the
longitudinal arch. Posture Control InsolesÔ
focus on the first metatarsal and the big toe which is the most significant
elements under muscular control influencing pronation and therefore the posture
of a typical person with Morton's Foot Syndrome and an elevated
first metatarsal.
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