Background All typically develo** children are born with flexible flat feet, progressively
develo** a medial longitudinal arch during the first decade of their lives. Whilst the child's …

Objective The unique foot morphology and distinctive functions facilitate complex tasks and
strategies such as standing, walking, and running. In those weight-bearing activities …

Flexible flatfoot is a common deformity in the pediatric population and can cause a range of
symptoms and reduce the quality of life. Subtalararthroereisis may be appropriate for …

Background While altered foot arch characteristics (high or low) are frequently assumed to
influence lower limb biomechanics and are suspected to be a contributing factor for injuries …

The study aimed to assess the association between the key predictive foot structure
variables and its loading paradigm in 625 school-aged children. Clinical appraisal relied …

Objective Motor and cognitive development share biological background within the
prefrontal cortex and cerebellum. Monitoring motor development is relevant to identify …

Foot posture is employed as an indicator for many postural conditions, which can be further
correlated to the individual's state of health. Among the measures for the objective …

Flexible flatfoot is the most common posture deformity among children. There are many
diagnostic techniques to identify it, from clinical observation to measurements and imaging …

Performance in a single step has been suggested to be sensitive measure of movement
quality in pediatric clinical populations. Although there is less information available in …

Introduction The striatum and frontal lobes have been shown to have early Alzheimer's
disease (AD) neuropathology and are critical for motor and cognitive function. We …