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Ankle Int. 1994 Jun;15(6):311-23.

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Dynamic study of insole materials
simulating real loads.

Garcia AC, Dura JV, Ramiro
J, Hoyos JV, Vera P.

Institute of Biomechanics of Valencia,
Valencia Parc Tecnologic, Paterna, Spain.

A new methodology of
biomechanical analysis of materials for shoe inserts is presented. This
methodology is based on the determination of the loads applied to the
materials in real situations and its simulation by means of a dynamic
testing machine. Both the rigidity and the energy-absorbing
characteristics of the materials are investigated as a function of
frequency. This methodology is applied to the study of several
commercially available viscoelastic materials intended for shoe inserts
in the treatment and prevention of degenerative joint diseases. The
influence of thickness is investigated as well as the
frequency-dependent behavior of the materials studied. Significant
differences between materials and different behavior as a function of
thickness and frequency were found. Poron materials were found to have
the lowest rigidity, good for adequate pressure distribution, while
Noene showed the highest energy absorption. A careful selection of the
thickness of Sorbothane was found to be necessary for avoiding
flattening of the material.

PMID: 8075762 [PubMed - indexed for
MEDLINE]

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