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  1. StuCurrie
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    Is SALRE a "Single Axis Theory"

    David, There have been multi-segment foot model studies revealing significant gait kinematic differences in the joints distal to the calcaneus...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Nov 24, 2010 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  2. StuCurrie
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    Is SALRE a "Single Axis Theory"

    There is also some evidence that long term benefits are questionable......... Reilly KA, Barker KL, Shamley D. A systematic review of lateral...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Nov 19, 2010 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  3. StuCurrie
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    MASS Discussion

    I have to admit that I am continually intrigued by the underlying level of vitriol in these threads and posts. I realize some may feel that it is...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Apr 15, 2010 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  4. StuCurrie
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    Challenging MASS

    Hello Robert and Simon, I thought I would jump on here and try to chip in to the discussion of this article. Your question is a good one, and...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Dec 5, 2008 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  5. StuCurrie
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    Effects of sesamoidectomy on biomechanics?

    Sorry Krista, I don't know of one personally in Sacramento; however, if you find yourself in the bay area you might try a good...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Feb 1, 2008 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  6. StuCurrie
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    Effects of sesamoidectomy on biomechanics?

    I may be able to provide just a bit of insight into your condition. You ask about chiropractic treatment for your problem, and being a...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Jan 31, 2007 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  7. StuCurrie
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    GIB test of foot flexibility

    Yup, I think that's him. I wasn't around when the test was devised so I can't provide much more insight on the origins than you already have.
    Post by: StuCurrie, Oct 28, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  8. StuCurrie
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    Subluxated cuboid

    Hi Kevin, No, I don't. I think we're in the same camp on this one. What I see is that many patients have pain in this area that responds...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Oct 28, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  9. StuCurrie
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    Subluxated cuboid

    I agree, terminology is very important and I guess I should clarify. First, I do not use the term subluxation, especially to describe the...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Oct 28, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  10. StuCurrie
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    Subluxated cuboid

    2 cents from a Chiropractor: It has been interesting to read the terminology debate as it is something I deal with quite a bit, both with...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Oct 28, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  11. StuCurrie
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    GIB test of foot flexibility

    Simon and Craig, Here you go. It's still on the website, but can be difficult to find unless you know where to look....
    Post by: StuCurrie, Oct 27, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  12. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    You’re right, it doesn’t prove one orthotic is better than another. It is only relevant to the fact that there is an extreme amount of...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Sep 8, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  13. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    Oh boy, you turn your head for one minute on this podiatry forum and you miss a lot of excitement. Welcome back Ed, your posts sure do liven...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Sep 8, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  14. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    Simon, I did read your paper. Sorry terminology error. To be clear, you studied "rearfoot wedging on peak dorsiflexion at the first...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Sep 7, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  15. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    Sorry Simon, it's easy to get sidetracked in these discussions, I'll get to your other questions as well. My answer is yes, I do. The authors...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Sep 7, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  16. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    Kevin, I would like to make a general comment before I answer your post. I think the logic behind your argument here is a good example of...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Sep 6, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    Hi Kevin, thanks for the welcome. Your question is a great one, and one that I'm not sure I can provide any insight into from a biomechanical...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 30, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    Well, I think we've hit the end of the road as far as a stats debate on the postural stability article goes. I'm sorry, as I wasn't involved as...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 29, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  19. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    Isn't it more accurate when speaking of beta error to say that there is a >30% chance that the authors missed a statistically significant...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 29, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  20. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    First, sorry we are jumping between the two papers. I stopped posting in the other thread mostly because I figured the debate was similar. I...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 28, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  21. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    You can access the article here: Postural Stability One of the things about this study that I found interesting was the improvement in postural...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 28, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  22. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    Hi Mark, Sorry, I don't think we're going to be able to discuss these. The author doesn't keep these comments on file, and feels it is a...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 25, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  23. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    This study is discussed in the Cobb article. I've copied some of the discussion for those that haven't sifted through the full text: The...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 25, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  24. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    Hi Kevin, Nope that's not me, but I bet that guy is wondering why his website is getting so many hits lately. I'm a DC (chiro) by education...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 25, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  25. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    Hi Simon, I hope you will give me a chance to answer some of your questions before you pass judgment. I do hope to engage in some debate, but...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 25, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  26. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    Craig, I hope I didn't imply that I feel that forefoot varus is common. I would agree that the prevalence is much closer to 5% than 87%....
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 24, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    Mark, As I was not involved with this study (or the plantar pressures study) as an author, the information you request may be a little bit...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 24, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
  28. StuCurrie
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    No, this is another article. The "snake oil" post refers to an article on plantar pressures, this one is on postural stability. Different...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 23, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    Foot orthotics and postural stability

    Good point Craig, the incidence of forefoot varus varies widely depending on how you are looking at it and who's doing the looking: - 8% of 116...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 23, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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    More 'snake oil' as orthotics

    Mark, I work with Ed helping him with his research - and I may be able to answer some of your questions regarding this study. This study...
    Post by: StuCurrie, Aug 23, 2006 in forum: Biomechanics, Sports and Foot orthoses
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