Computer aided gait analysis to diagnose your foot problems
Gait analysis is used to discover abnormal movements, which can produce high levels of stress in joints and muscles resulting in injury. Orthotics are able to minimize these abnormal movements and associated stresses.
Using our computerised high-tech “RScan System” we are be able to provide a solution to your pain. By testing your foot pressure when walking or running we can provide accurate solutions to help alleviate your problems producing customised orthotics specifically for your feet. Cost price for Gait Analysis is £95 plus VAT. However, if you decide to order your orthotics 50 % of the cost of the Gait Analysis will be refunded. Call 020 7486 4664 to make an appointment.
Computerised analysis of your foot problems
Gait analysis is a computerised scan which is performed with the help of a 0.5 metre rigid electronic pressure plate that is placed on the floor and used to gather information as you walk across it.
Foot pressure and force distribution
The plate consists of thousands of pressure sensors that 'take pictures' at a rate of more than 300 images per second and so determine the pressure and force distribution on the surface of the foot.
A picture of how your feet work together
This information is saved on computer and used to look at various aspects of your gait in 2D, 3D and in synchronisation to get a detailed picture of how your feet work together when walking.
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This information is often very useful in correlation with a consultation to determine what kind of support is needed in the making of specialised orthotics or shoes. Your orthotics can be tested by walking over the plates with the orthotics inside your shoes to verify the correction in your movement.
Gait analysis is a computerised scan which is performed with the help of a 0.5 metre rigid electronic pressure plate that is placed on the floor and used to gather information as you walk across it.
The plate consists of thousands of pressure sensors that 'take pictures' at a rate of more than 300 images per second and so determine the pressure and force distribution on the surface of the foot.
This information is saved on computer and used to look at various aspects of your gait in 2D, 3D and in synchronisation to get a detailed picture of how your feet work together when walking.
This information is often very useful in correlation with a consultation to determine what kind of support is needed in the making of specialised orthotics or shoes. Your orthotics can be tested by walking over the plates with the orthotics inside your shoes to verify the correction in your movement.
