Alteraciones de la huella plantar en preescolares del Centro Infantil del Buen Vivir “Francisco Chiriboga”

Journal Title: Revista Eugenio Espejo - Year 2019, Vol 13, Issue 1

Abstract

The way how biomechanical problems are handled is a controversial topic in the field of physical rehabilitation. This is a research was carried out in order to describe the evolution of a group of pediatric patients over two years of age diagnosed with flat feet treated in a physiotherapy consultation in the city of Riobamba. This research was of observational descriptive type and longitudinal cut. The study population consisted of the control, evaluation and assessment cards of 30 children over 2 years of age who attended a physiotherapy consultation accompanied by a legal guardian to show signs of alterations in the footprint (flat foot). A predominance of patients between four and five years of age with 33% and 27% respectively was observed. 93% of the participants presented alterations of the footprint checked by the means of a machine for measu-ring foot plant, but 53% had physiological flat feet. After applying the Risser exercises, the data was reflected in the figure of normal footprint up to 33%, and a decrease of affectation in 35% of the children diagnosed. The results of the recovery were confirmed through the analysis of footwear wear in the pediatric patients in question.

Authors and Affiliations

Valeria Maribel Motoche Santos Universidad Nacional del Chimborazo, Ecuador Bárbara Leyanis Nuñez Sánchez Universidad Nacional del Chimborazo, Ecuador Laura Verónica Guaña Tarco Universidad Nacional del Chimborazo, Ecuador René Yartu Couceiro Universidad Nacional del Chimborazo, Ecuador Hospital Pediátrico Alfonso Villagómez, Ecuador Adriana Elizabeth Oleas López Instituto Superior Tecnológico Riobamba, Ecuador

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  • EP ID EP694967
  • DOI https://doi.org/10.37135/ee.004.06.05
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Valeria Maribel Motoche Santos Universidad Nacional del Chimborazo, Ecuador Bárbara Leyanis Nuñez Sánchez Universidad Nacional del Chimborazo, Ecuador Laura Verónica Guaña Tarco Universidad Nacional del Chimborazo, Ecuador René Yartu Couceiro Universidad Nacional del Chimborazo, Ecuador Hospital Pediátrico Alfonso Villagómez, Ecuador Adriana Elizabeth Oleas López Instituto Superior Tecnológico Riobamba, Ecuador (2019). Alteraciones de la huella plantar en preescolares del Centro Infantil del Buen Vivir “Francisco Chiriboga”. Revista Eugenio Espejo, 13(1), -. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-694967