Paotec System을 이용한 족저압 측정의 신뢰도
Reliability of Plantar Pressure Meaures Using the Parotec system
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In-shoe measurement systems allow the clinician and researcher to examine thepressure parameters within the shoe. The purpose of this study was to investigate thetest-retest reliability of plantar pressures using the Parotec system over speeds andplantar regions. Seventeen healthy subjects were recruited for the study. Sampling ratewas 100 ㎐, and data of six variables (pressure on medial heel, lateral heel, 1st metatarsal head,5th metatarsal head, and great toe and total impulse) were collected infour different gait speed (1.0 m/sec, 1.5 m/sec, 2.0 m/sec, and comfortable walking speed)in esch day. The result indicates fair to excellent reliablilty between the two day test. Intraclass correlation coefficients (ICCs) ranged from .630 to .979, and range of reliabilitywas similar depending on the speed and plantar region. In most cases, data recorded bythe Parotec systems provide good evidence for the reliability.
Abstract
In-shoe measurement systems allow the clinician and researcher to examine thepressure parameters within the shoe. The purpose of this study was to investigate thetest-retest reliability of plantar pressures using the Parotec system over speeds andplantar regions. Seventeen healthy subjects were recruited for the study. Sampling ratewas 100 ㎐, and data of six variables (pressure on medial heel, lateral heel, 1st metatarsal head,5th metatarsal head, and great toe and total impulse) were collected infour different gait speed (1.0 m/sec, 1.5 m/sec, 2.0 m/sec, and comfortable walking speed)in esch day. The result indicates fair to excellent reliablilty between the two day test. Intraclass correlation coefficients (ICCs) ranged from .630 to .979, and range of reliabilitywas similar depending on the speed and plantar region. In most cases, data recorded bythe Parotec systems provide good evidence for the reliability.