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Biomechanical analysis of two different forefoot relief shoes

After forefoot surgery, patients require forefoot relief, which can be obtained with a variety of shoe designs. Post-operative foot wear can be very different as for the quality and amount of this weight bearing allowed to the forefoot. Another important condition to consider is the gait ability that the shoe can provide to the patient. This is critical, because many of those patients which undergo forefoot surgery belong to the elderly population, therefore with a higher risk of falling. Therefore a most complete gait analysis is sought to quantify the performance.