Effects of Short-Term Limitation of Movement of the First Metatarsophalangeal Joint on the Biomechanics of the Ipsilateral Hip, Knee, and Ankle Joints During Walking

Rui Xu; Hao Zuo; Youbo Ji; Qiang Li; Zhonghan Wang; He Liu; Jiarui Wang; Zheyi Wei; Weihang Li; Lin Cong; Han Li; Hui Jin; Jincheng Wang

doi:10.12659/MSM.930081

05 March 2021 : Clinical Research

Effects of Short-Term Limitation of Movement of the First Metatarsophalangeal Joint on the Biomechanics of the Ipsilateral Hip, Knee, and Ankle Joints During Walking

Rui Xu^12ABCDEF, Hao Zuo^3ABCDEFG, Youbo Ji^3BCDE, Qiang Li^4BCDEF, Zhonghan Wang^4BCDE, He Liu^4BCDE, Jiarui Wang^2BCD, Zheyi Wei^5BCD, Weihang Li^6BCD, Lin Cong^7BCD, Han Li^2BCD, Hui Jin^3ABCDEFG*, Jincheng Wang^8ABCDEFG

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.930081

Med Sci Monit 2021; 27:e930081

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Table 1 Comparison of gait parameters between normal walking, walking immediately after FMJC, and walking 30 minutes after FMJC (n=8).

	Step length (cm)	Step width (cm)	Step frequency (steps/s)	Percentage of swing phase (%)	Percentage of support phase (%)
Normal	82.31±4.5	12.55±4.31	1.89±0.10	0.361±0.021	0.610±0.015
Immediately after FMJC	81.92±4.41	14.71±3.12	1.88±0.21	0.389±0.029	0.582±0.021
30 minutes after FMJC	79.11±2.3^*	15.41±3.11	1.85±0.31	0.401±0.031	0.571±0.025
Compared with the normal group ^* p Compared with immediate limitation ^# p

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