August 6, 2025Journal of Functional Morphology and KinesiologyOpen Access

Can Plantar Pressure Distribution During Gait Be Estimated from Quiet Stance in Healthy Individuals?

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MMMarta MirandoTranslational Research Institute CPChiara PaveseUniversity of Pavia VPValeria PingueUniversity of Pavia

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Research demonstrates a correlation in plantar pressure distribution between quiet stance and gait in healthy individuals, suggesting estimation methods for clinical settings.

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Overall plantar pressure distribution is similar between quiet stance and gait but with higher values during gait.
The highest pressures during stance are at the metatarsal heads and heels, while gait shows increased pressures in these areas.
A strong positive correlation exists between foot pressure areas during quiet stance and gait for estimating purposes.
Understanding plantar pressure dynamics can enhance clinical assessments using simpler sensor platforms rather than extensive walkways.

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Mirando et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689521d79f4f1c896c427bfd https://doi.org/10.3390/jfmk10030301

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Research demonstrates a correlation in plantar pressure distribution between quiet stance and gait in healthy individuals, suggesting estimation methods for clinical settings.

Can Plantar Pressure Distribution During Gait Be Estimated from Quiet Stance in Healthy Individuals?

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Can Plantar Pressure Distribution During Gait Be Estimated from Quiet Stance in Healthy Individuals?

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