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23 …i) heel stack height?=?25?mm, (ii) forefoot stack height?=?12?mm… Page
24 …a (i) heel stack height= 25mm, (ii) forefoot stack height= 12mm, (iii… Page
33 Differences and mechanisms heel height and knee flexion angle during a forward… Page
36 …The influence of heel height on sagittal plane knee kinematics during landing… Page
42 …Studies investigating the effects of heel height have primarily focused on the… Page
43 …foot health than the height of the heel. Reduced volume in the… Page
44 …that is planned with high heels being chosen for socializing, boots for… Page
53 …box may alter with increased heel height, fastening of the shoe, shoe… Page
55 …The influence of heel height on plantar pressure. Clin Biomech (Bristol, Avon…

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36 The Ills of Heels Let’s cut to the chase. No ifs… Page
37 …Heels can vary from Stiletto to pump height. Peek-a-boo toe… Page
38 …That’s not to say they cannot be designs and heel heights…

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1 …of heel height. postural stability and functional mobility on high heel shoe… Page
4 …2 40 | Influences of heel height. postural stability and functional mobility on… Page
7 …This study aimed to investigate the impact of medium-height heeled footwear… Page
12 …This study aimed to investigate the impact of medium-height heeled footwear… Page
14 …Drza?-Grabiec and Snela [11] conducted the study with two heel heights… Page
17 The Result of Mid-High-Heeled Footwear on Young Adult Women artifact… Page
19 …The maximum height of the wedge was slightly larger than the heel… Page
27 …Its increase gradually with the increasing height of the heels [11] was… Page
28 …the 45.5 mm height high heel use than barefoot. Weitkunat et… Page
30 …angle with the increasing height of the heels [11] was explained as… Page
31 …In the model used in our research, the heel height is classified… Page
32 …Shoe size and heel height effects. Gait Posture. 2018;63:195–201… Page
42 Influences of heel height. postural stability and functional mobility on high heel… Page
43 …heel shoes (HHS) can affect human postural control because elevated heel height… Page
44 heel height Introduction High heel shoes (HHS) have been widely used among… Page
45 …Arch height flexibility (AHF) was defined as the changes in arch height… Page
46 heel height manufactured by the same manufacturer. The shoe style and materials… Page
48 heel height which are small backward translation (SBT), medium backward translation (MBT… Page
50 heel height as possible without stepping or reaching for assistance. Three trials… Page
52 heel height table 4 Comparison of outcome measures (means ± SD) in MCT… Page
54 heel height ?2 = 0.080), whereas no significant difference was detected in… Page
56 heel height table 6 Comparison of outcome measures (means ± SD) in functional… Page
58 heel height and cognitive process (Shumway-Cook & Horak, 1986). Experienced wearers were… Page
60 heel height somatosensory alternation around the ankle and foot (Gefen et al… Page
62 heel height depends on the aforementioned resources likewise (Horak, 2006; Horak & Kuo… Page
64 heel height Csapo et al. (2010) Csapo R, Maganaris CN, Seynnes OR… Page
65 …Effects of heel height and high-heel experience on foot stability during…

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11 …of the heel; 2. apex of medial arch height along bisection of… Page
12 …as well as the height of heel cup, as defined by the… Page
14 …height and lateral arch height. The only difference is the heel width… Page
15 …the heel contour as defined by width and heel cup height. These…

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8 …a pedorthics facility in Fairview Heights, Illinois. “It is precise and uncomplicated… Page
22 …style, heel-height, last, patterns, materials, brand or manufacturer, etc.” Rossi wrote… Page
24 …angle depends on the height on the heel and the pitch of… Page
26 …Depending on heel height, stride length and heel-to-toe gait rhythm…

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12 …heels are approximately the same width; the medial and lateral arch heights… Page
14 …into arch and heel areas. The medial arch height of balanced position… Page
15 …are the heel width and heel cup height. The heel shape is…

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24 …system [53, 60] and active heel height [51]. Nonweight-bearing (NWB) casting… Page
28 …including heel height, toe height, upper materials, sole materials, heel counters, and…

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19 …of the foot), metatarsal arch height (the distance between TOE and its… Page
22 …Lateral forefoot Initially, the LFF/MF showed plantarflexion at heel strike, which… Page
39 …first metatarsal by adding heel wedge height of 3 cm, specifically 2… Page
51 …10° varus wedge from the heel to the head of the first… Page
53 …Heel Height as an Etiology of Hallux Abductus Valgus Development: An electromagnetic…

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30 …Minor or Drew Co) Firm heel counter, heel height1.5–2.0… Page
47 …With different heights, insulation and traction to offer the right amount of…

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37 …The height of the raise can vary from as little as 1… Page
53 …With different heights, insulation and traction to offer the right amount of…

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28 …Footwear characteristics such as heel height, toe box width, sole hardness and… Page
33 …The older Group B were lighter and smaller in height than Group… Page
36 …most important factors." Although the heel height of a shoe is often… Page
60 …Similarly, Farris and colleagues studied the effects of different height heel lifts…

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23 …short or long heel girth Measurement of heel width Measurement of shoe… Page
25 …arch height, (4) instep girth, (5) joint girth, (6) short heel girth… Page
31 …Short heel girth 0 (0) 0 (0) 0 (0) Long heel girth… Page
79 …com also helps to reduce heel pain and other conditions of the…

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39 …I have found that by reducing heel height in our daily footwear… Page
40 …This puts the issue of heel height, support and protection squarely in…

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20 …trim lines for heel cup height, arch height and length, or toe… Page
22 …Offset heel (A5506) is a heel flanged at its base either in…