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Balancing Offloading and Comfort: The Effect of Forefoot Rocker Curvature on In-Shoe Plantar Pressure and Gait Kinematics
Therapeutic footwear with rocker soles is widely used to reduce plantar pressure in individuals at risk of diabetic foot ulceration. Of the various rocker sole characteristics, apex position, rocker angle, and apex angle have been extensively studied; however, the effect of forefoot rocker curvature
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