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Bibliographic Reference
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Woodward SP, Ball KA. Leg
Length Inequality Case Study; Three-Dimensional Movement Analysis
of the Effects of Foot Orthotics and Heel Lift. J
Chiropractic Ed Mar 2003
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It was found in a small trial that with human subjects that
optimal time to make a balance measurement using this scale is
around 20 seconds.
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03/03 |
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Kuhn DR,Smasl S, Pappas A, Nosco D. Radiographic
Evaluation of the Effect of Orthotics on the Unlevel Pelvis. J
Chiropractic Ed Mar 2003
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The use of custom-made orthotics demonstrated a normalizing
effect on pelvic measurement in 20/35 subjects.
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03/03
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Dennis Nosco, Ph.D., Jeff Birkenmeier, B.S., Steve Costantino,
B.S., and Raymond A. Wiegand, D.C. Validation
of a Bilateral Weight Scale as an Assessment Tool in a
Chiropractic Research Laboratory. Logan College of
Chiropractic
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Recipient of Logan's Research Study of the Year award
in 2003.
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2003
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Kuhn DR, Cherry A, Golab M, Rodgers S. Immediate
changes in the quadriceps femoris angle after insertion of an
orthotic device. J Manip Physiol Ther September 2002
• Volume 25 • Number 7 • p465 to p470
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Some painful knee disorders can be controlled or corrected
using Foot Levelers orthotics.
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09/02
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Kevin Arthur Ball, PhDa, Margaret J. Afheldtb.
Evolution of foot orthotics–part 1: Coherent theory or coherent
practice? Journal of Manipulative and Physiological
Therapeutics February 2002 • Volume 25 • Number 2 •
p116 to p124
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The use of foot orthoses is well documented for the treatment
of many maladies. Successes have been documented with custom-made
flexible orthotic designs that emphasize the 3 natural arches of
the foot.
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02/02
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Kevin Arthur Ball, PhDa, Margaret J. Afheldtb Evolution
of foot orthotics–part 2: Research reshapes long-standing
theory. Journal of Manipulative and Physiological
Therapeutics February 2002 • Volume 25 • Number 2 •
p125 to p134 
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Subtalar neutral casting is unreliable and not valid. Support
for weight bearing casting. Evidence suggests that proprioceptive
influences play a large, unexplored role in biomechanics.
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02/02
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Stude DE, Gullickson J. Effects
of orthotic intervention and nine holes of simulated golf on gait
in experienced golfers. J Manip Physiol Ther
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Foot Levelers orthotics reduce fatigue and dramatically improve
pelvic rotation and stride length, having a positive influence on
whole-body activities.
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5/01
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Stude DE, Gullickson J. Effects
of orthotic intervention and nine holes of simulated golf on
club-head velocity in experienced golfers. J Manip Physiol
Ther 2000; 23(3):168-174.
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Golfers can hit farther (up to 15 yards) and significantly
reduce fatigue wearing Foot Levelers stabilizing orthotics.
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3/00
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Kuhn DR, Shibley NJ, Austin WM, Yochum TR. Radiographic
evaluation of weight bearing orthotics and their effect on
flexible pes planus. J Manip Physiol Ther 1999;
22(4):221-226.
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Weight-bearing casting and subsequent development of Foot
Levelers custom orthotics can help people with flexible flat feet
improve structural alignment.
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5/99 |
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Stude DE, Brink DK. Effects
of nine holes of simulated golf and orthotic intervention on
balance and proprioception in experienced golfers. J Manip
Physiol Ther 1997; 20(9):590-601.
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Balance and proprioception are improved using Foot Levelers
stabilizing orthotics.
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11/97 |
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Austin WM. Shin
splints with underlying posterior tendinitis: A case report. J
Sports Chiro and Rehab 1996;10(4).
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Correcting faulty biomechanics with Foot Levelers orthotics
provides a difference in long term relief from symptoms.
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04/96 |
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Yochum TR, Barry MS. Bone
marrow edema caused by altered pedal biomechanics. J Manip
Physiol Ther 1997; 20(1):56-59.
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Foot Levelers custom orthotics prescribed to specifically
address foot pronation.
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01/97 |
