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Evaluation of Toe Separators in Foot Health
This pilot observational study investigates the effects of standard toe separators on foot health in asymptomatic individuals. It aims to evaluate their impact on intermetatarsal spacing, plantar pressure distribution, digital circulation, and user comfort. Through pre- and post-intervention measurements using tools like thermography, gait analysis (Zebris), and the Foot Posture Index, the research seeks to determine whether these commonly used orthotic devices provide measurable benefits or pose risks. The study ultimately contributes to evidence-based podiatric care and public health education.
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