Quantification of Arch Height in a Foot Orthotic

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Expert Opinion: Quantification of Arch Height in a Foot Orthotic: Defining A Standardized Methodology

The absence of common measurement practices for and subsequent fabrication of foot orthotics has produced a wide variety of orthotic contour outcomes, resulting in inconsistent ideas about how to obtain good clinical results. For those who are experts in the profession, it is fair to suggest that the longitudinal arch height of a foot orthotic is one of the more important elements, yet a standard of measurement has not been defined. Indeed, determining the amount of support needed in this area is hard to discuss without an index or a way to measure it.
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