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We try to make good correct insoles for patients with some kinds of arc problems. First of all, I examine them and take their pedobarographic data with Novel Emed-X System. After my evaluation exams and pedobarographic data, I suggest insoles.
We get the shapes of their feet with plaster or foam and make insole with different a few techniques in our small workshop.
We have generally (95%) high customer satisfaction about our insoles. Sometimes we get some confusing evaluation from other orthopaedic surgeons about transverse arc support location on insole.
Could you give me some informations from your practice about that? Where is the correct location transverse arc in the foot? Where can we put the supports on insole? Why? How high or hard?
I know that it is changeable according to the patient's problems, but I am wondering your opinion general practice for only supporting.
Thanks a lot.
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