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100	1		_aRietveld, Boni _9132619
245	0		_aUse and Effectiveness of Orthotics in Hyperpronated Dancers _cRIETVELD, Boni; AIR, Mari E.; NOWACKI, Rélana M.E.
260			_c2013: _bJ. Michael Ryan Publishing, _aAndover, NJ
336			_aTexto (visual)
337			_aSin mediación
520			_aRESUMEN: Hyperpronation is a common foot problem in dancers. The aim of the study was to investigate the susage and effectiveness of orthotics in the management of symptomatic hyperpronation among dancers. A prospective cohort study of all dancer-patients in the investigators practice who were precribed orthotics for new symptoms related to hyperpronation between July 2008 and Juanuary 2009 was conducted. In this group, the longitudinal medial arch angle of the foot was measured by the Foot Build Registration System (FBRS), both barefootl and while wearing the orthotics. In addition, patients filles out questionnaires addressing perceived effectiveness of the orthotics for pain redution and dance ability, among other items. A second retrospective study was conducted in orger to obtain longitudinal data regarding dancers´ compliance with, and subjective evaluation of, wearing orthotics over the preceding 6 years. A mong participating dancers who met criteria for the prospective (N= 24) or retrospective (N= 81) aspects of the study (total N=105), 67 % wore orthotics at the time of follow-up. The average compliance in usage was 6.0 (+-1.5) days per week and 7.5 (+-3) hours per day. The average rate of satisfaction was 67.9 (+-26 .5), average degree of relief in symptons was 58.3 (+-28.3), and self-reported degree of improvement in dance ability was 45.7 (+-27.9), on a 100 mm Visual Analogue Scale (VAS). There was a significant decrease in pain from the day of orthotics prescription to follow-up (25.9% or 18.9 mm decrease on the VAS, CI 6.6-30.9 ,p = 0.005) in the prospective group (N=24). Orthotics were found to decrease the medial longitudinal arch angle significanly during static stance with the orthotic in place (CI 0.08- 1.65,p= 0.03) It is concluded that the dancers in this study demonstrated a high rate of compliance in obtaining and wearing their orthotics and experienced a significant decrease in pain.
700	1		_aAir, Mary E. _9117096
700	1		_aNowacki, Rélana M.e. _9137029
773	0		_tJournal of dance, medicine & science _072900 _wmyd_16043 _gVol. 17, núm. 1, 2013, p. 3
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