An interventional study of Thermographic photo in Foot Orthosis and Temperature, sponsored by Universidad de Extremadura. Status unknown at 1 site in Spain. Open to participants aged 20 Years to 35 Years, including healthy volunteers. Per ClinicalTrials.gov, last updated 2022-03-07.
Sponsored by Universidad de Extremadura · Not applicable, Interventional, and Treatment
Objetive: To analyze the thermal effects of the types of liners used in the manufacture of the foot orthoses, as well as to establish the thermal differences among them.
Design: Quantitative, experimental, longitudinal and prospective study. Subjects: 47 individuals selected randomly, over 20 years of age Methods: 4 types of liner were studied: natural skin, synthetic leather, perforated E.V.A and E.V.A. without perforation.
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People wearing sanitary footwear. 20-35 years Not having smoked or taken alcohol or exciting drinks before evaluation Without cream on the sking and not being exposed to UV rays.
Exclusion Criteria:
young or old people with respect to the age of study smokers or drinkers
Foot thermography before lining test
Other: Thermographic photo
Foot thermography after wearing 2 types of liner for three hours (one on each foot)
Other: Thermographic photo
Thermographic comparations between PRE and POST measurements
Other: Thermographic photo
Barefoot patient, thermographic photo of the sole of the feet is taken
Foot temperature measurement PRE
The camera Flir E60BX was used, placed on a tripod one meter away from the feet. A photo of the sole of the foot was taken.
Time frame: for a month
Foot temperature measurement POST
Photo after the use of linings inside the shoe
Time frame: for a month
Foot temperature measurment by area
Using the Flir Tools software, 3 areas were selected on each foot, calculating the average temperature in each area: metatarsal heads, lateral region and heel center.
Time frame: for 3 months
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