足と足首の臨床研究

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Kinesiology Taping's Effects on A Greek Foot with A Hammertoe

Zubair K

In addition, there are problems with shoe selection, resulting in poor foot image and poor quality of life. The most common treatment for rigid advanced malformations is surgery, and these procedures are well described in the literature. If the interphalangeal and metatarsophalangeal joint changes are mobile (that is, can be corrected without pain) or if surgery is not possible, conservative treatment should be considered. However, no studies have been found that describe this treatment in detail. This report describes the effects of her KT treatment on patients with hammertoes. Anthropometric foot measurements (3D scanner) and foot loads (baropodometric platform) are shown before KT application, immediately after tape application, and after tape removal after one month of use. After using the KT application parameters like: Changed foot length, max foot load, metatarsal II-III area load. Diploma: Kinesio taping appears to be a symptomatic treatment for treating the effects of pinky finger deformity, so it is a good alternative for patients who are unwilling or unable to undergo surgery.