Medical & Health Organizations à Toronto-Danforth, Toronto, ON

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Dr.Foot

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235 Danforth Ave Unit 105, Toronto, M4K 1N2

(647) 340-3422

Dr Foot Organization Departments Screening, Examination, treatment, correction, rehabilitation Dr. Foot Clinics, including below survey and examination: a. Medical foot examination, Musculoskeletal exams. Neurological exams. For finding the neuropathy By neurothesiometer or filaments Biomechanical exams. Vascular exams by a portable vascular Doppler b. Foot Biomechanical assessment section (Static and dynamic) Podoscope 2D scanner Plantar Force plate by force plate Gait trainer Foot 3D scanner and digitizer Biomechanical Assessment The basis of a biomechanical assessment is the cause-and-effect relationship between your foot, legs and upper body. Movement at one joint affects movement at other joints, and every time your foot hits the ground to take a step, any imbalance is passed all the way up your body. The foot is the stabilizing base between the rest of the body and the ground. Also, imbalances occurring in the spine, hip and knee can be compensated for by foot function. This may create a foot that is out of alignment or imbalanced contributing to foot pain and injury. A foot that is not functioning in alignment is not a good shock absorber. This places abnormal stresses on your spine. With every step, shock is transmitted through your body. If your feet are balanced, they can absorb much of that shock. But if they’re not in balance, the shock can add strain to upper body structures such as knees, hips and the spine. Over time, your body will attempt to compensate for imbalances. This compensation can occur in the feet or upper body and this imbalance can cause pain in areas such as your knees, hips, pelvis, lower back and neck. The most effective stabilisation and realignment for your body is based on: the amount of imbalance in your weight-bearing feet, and the amount of physical stress added by your occupation, lifestyle or sporting and leisure activities. Evaluating all of these factors allows your Podia

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