Investigations on 3D foot posture, also with pathological musculoskeletal alterations, are of large clinical and biomechanical interest. However, a robust and reliable definition of relevant Anatomical Reference Systems (ARS) for the foot bones is still lacking. Thanks to the advancements in 3D medical imaging techniques, like Weight-Bearing CT, original characterisations of the foot posture are now feasible, based on novel ARS [1] which overcome the limitations of standard 2D measurements [2]. The present study is aimed at reporting an original technique based on the morphology of articular surfaces for the identification of ARS in the foot bones [3], and its application to characterize the foot in normal and pathological conditions.
M. Conconi, A.P. (2022). A Novel Technique for Morphology-based Anatomical Reference System Definitions. Taipei.
A Novel Technique for Morphology-based Anatomical Reference System Definitions
M. Conconi;N. Sancisi;
2022
Abstract
Investigations on 3D foot posture, also with pathological musculoskeletal alterations, are of large clinical and biomechanical interest. However, a robust and reliable definition of relevant Anatomical Reference Systems (ARS) for the foot bones is still lacking. Thanks to the advancements in 3D medical imaging techniques, like Weight-Bearing CT, original characterisations of the foot posture are now feasible, based on novel ARS [1] which overcome the limitations of standard 2D measurements [2]. The present study is aimed at reporting an original technique based on the morphology of articular surfaces for the identification of ARS in the foot bones [3], and its application to characterize the foot in normal and pathological conditions.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
