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Influence of Gait and Foot Function in Lower Extremity Chronic Wound Nobuhide Kawabe 1 , Yoshiteru Watanabe 2 , Yuka Yokoi 3 1Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Makuhari Human Care, Tohto University 2Major of Physical Therapy, Department of Rehabilitation, School of Health Sciences, Tokyo University of Technology 3Department of Physical Therapy, Josai International University pp.263-268
Published Date 2023/3/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.18916/keisei.2023030006
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 Offloading of wound is essential for wound healing and prevention, and using “offloading devices” is considered a standard treatment. On the other hand, wound development and pressure increase are strongly influenced by foot deformity, joint range of motion limitation, miner amputation, and other foot dysfunctions, as well as gait function. T herefore, intervention for “foot and gait functions” is necessary in addition to using an offloading device. Understanding the basic mechanisms of gait and foot functions is important, both kinematically and kinetically, to understand the impact of foot function and gait on the pathophysiology of chronic lower extremity wound. Furthermore, gait function and physical function themselves are impaired in patients with lower extremity chronic wound. Diabetic neuropathy and lower extremity arterial disease can result in loss of physical function in addition to disuse syndromes during the wound healing process. Maintaining and improving ambulation in patients with chronic lower extremity wound is important to avoid loss of ambulation after wound healing.


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