THE EFFECT OF MEDIAL LONGITUDINAL ARCH SUPPORTING DYNAMIC® TAPE APPLICATION ON PLANTAR PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION IN ADOLESCENT VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS

IF 0.2 Q4 SPORT SCIENCES Kinesiologia Slovenica Pub Date : 2022-11-20 DOI:10.52165/kinsi.28.3.30-42
Dilek Hande Esen, N. Kafa, Ulviye Uğur Özyilmaz, Nevin AtalayGüzel
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Low medial longitudinal arch (MLA), which is accepted as one of the predisposing factors leading to overuse injuries, changes the plantar pressure distribution by disrupting the load distribution. While there are studies investigating the effects of Kinesio® and rigid taping methods on plantar pressure distribution in the literature, there are no studies found investigating the effect of Dynamic® taping (DT) on foot load distribution. The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of arch-supportive DT on plantar pressure distribution in adolescent volleyball players with low MLA. Twenty-five female volleyball players with a navicular drop of 8 mm and above and a mean age of 15.44 ± 1.68 years participated in this study. The distance of navicular drop was evaluated by navicular drop test, and the plantar pressure distribution was evaluated by the pedobarographic analysis method. After the first measurements were taken, Dynamic® tape was applied. The athletes were then reassessed using the same procedure. After taping, the navicular drop was significantly reduced for both feet (p<0.05). There was no significant difference between the peak pressure values before and after taping (p>0.05). Total forefoot and hindfoot surface contact areas decreased significantly (p <0.05). Our study results showed that DT did not affect the peak plantar pressure, but could be effective in decreasing the surface contact area and increasing the MLA height. Dynamic® tape can be used as a practical, easy-to-apply treatment agent that supports the arch in asymptomatic athletes.
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内侧纵弓支撑DYNAMIC®带对青少年排球运动员足底压力分布的影响
下内侧纵弓(MLA)被认为是导致过度使用损伤的诱发因素之一,它通过破坏负荷分布来改变足底压力分布。虽然文献中有研究调查了Kinesio®和刚性胶带方法对足底压力分布的影响,但没有研究发现Dynamic®胶带(DT)对足部负荷分布的影响。本研究的目的是检验足弓支撑DT对低MLA青少年排球运动员足底压力分布的影响。25名舟状骨下降8毫米及以上、平均年龄15.44±1.68岁的女子排球运动员参加了这项研究。通过舟骨跌落试验评估舟骨跌落距离,通过土壤压力分析方法评估足底压力分布。进行第一次测量后,使用Dynamic®胶带。然后用同样的程序对运动员进行重新评估。贴布后,双脚舟状骨下降显著减少(p0.05)。前脚和后脚的总表面接触面积显著减少(p<0.05)。我们的研究结果表明,DT不影响足底压力峰值,但可以有效减少表面接触面积和增加MLA高度。Dynamic®胶带可作为一种实用、易于使用的治疗剂,用于支持无症状运动员的足弓。
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