Clinical study – Achilles tendonitis foot orthotics and the Stanish
During the first examination, the patient complained of pain in the left Achilles tendon. The pain increases when running and especially during stages of acceleration. In the examination, the tendon is fusiform and does not have nodules, the pain is low and a slight bilateral decrease in the tibio-talar amplitude is observed. The stationary left foot is slightly varus. During the second examination, the pain had disappeared, and the patient was able to resume his running sessions normally and was able to accelerate.
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Clinical study – Achilles tendonitis
Fabrice Millet uses DigitsolePro® for the dynamic analysis (walking or running depending on the patient). He collects data on the patient’s walking or running activity using the web interface available online at https://app.DigitsolePro.com. The results are then presented to the patient, allowing the patient to integrate them into the treatment process and facilitating acceptance. Does the practitioner use other movement analysis systems? Fabrice Millet uses a camera to analyse the activity of athletes and movement analysis software in 2 dimensions of movement.
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Clinical study – Adolescent with Valgus
Fabrice Millet carried out his examinations in a conventional manner: questioning and examination while seated on a chair, examination standing and on one foot.
• During the questioning, we learned that he was a child who had a tendency to fall by placing one foot on the other. When he was younger, he suffered from pain in the tuberosity of the posterior hamstring.
• Standing, we observe a severe valgus of the midfoot and a slight valgus of the hindfoot, combined with a genu valgum.
• Standing on one foot, the pronation is confirmed.
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Clinical study – Analysis of different strikes in runners
Each runner came in following pain that occurred during running. Some were forced to stop running.
• Runner 1: inflammation of the Achilles tendon, daily discomfort, pain increases when running. Upon examination we found hollow feet and varus (deformation increased on the left)
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Clinical study – Elderly person’s walk
The speed and cadence of the walk: This is the average speed at which the patient walks during their analysis. If the walking speed decreases by 0.1km/h, the risk of falling increases. The cadence determines the number of steps per minute, the norm being between 102 and 124 steps/minute for an adult. In this case, very poor speed is also associated with a very poor cadence. Strength training will be proposed, and we will ask the patient to squat while holding a bar.
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Clinical study – Hallux valgus
The severity of the deformation is especially clear in the right illustration, where we perceive the difference between the right and left foot. We can also see that at times the patient tries to correct her walk, which explains the significant opening between the two lines during propulsion. There is insufficient support of the first radius. The first radius is not providing the support it should, and forces are transferred to the middle radii. This results in a deviation of the alignment (in this case, deviation in supination), and a shorter right step (side where the hallux valgus is more pronounced)
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Clinical study – Iliotibial band syndrome right and left leg
For this patient, what information did you collect using DigitsolePro? The gait line allows us to quickly see how the step rolls and the associated contact times. The patient’s foot, whether left or right, pronates. We also note that the contact times are greater on the left, the foot that is the most deformed. The ankle roll is used to obtain the precise angles of deformation. In this case, it allowed me to make corrections under the heel, as I had not identified this need during the examinations that I had done before.
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Clinical study – Osgood Schlatter disease
The walking profile verifies whether there is shortening, either of the duration of contact time or of the length of the stride. In this case, the stride lengths are equal and the contact times are very close, which shows us that the pain is currently well managed or well treated. These parameters also make it possible to assess the patient’s pain.
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Clinical study – Plantar myoaponeurositis
Fabrice Millet carried out his examinations in a conventional manner: questioning and examination while seated on a chair, examination standing and on one foot. During the questioning, we learned that the patient walks regularly and starting to be handicapped by the pain, which prevents her from walking. She has been walking daily to the hospital for several months to visit her husband.
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Clinical study – Runner with gonarthrosis
Pronation/supination angles: in a very precise manner, they show the deviation of the foot when walking. This patient strikes with a slight valgus then returns in the walking corridor (blue zone) with a slight supination (angle of lifting the heel greater than the angle of lifting the toes). What is also interesting is visualising the gap between the two extreme tracks (the more spread out they are, the more the patient tends to compensate with time). In this case, he has the tendency to compensate at the time of striking and propulsion. This can be confirmed by the opening of the step.
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