Today, rehabilitation medicine pays more and more attention to “precision and personalization”. The traditional “one-size-fits-all” treatment plan can no longer meet the different physical conditions of each person.
Especially in the field of foot rehabilitation, different people’s foot structures and force conditions vary greatly. How to find the most suitable correction method for yourself? ——At this time, a high-tech device quietly debuted: foot shape 3D scanner.
When it comes to foot rehabilitation, many people first think of insoles, physical therapy or gait training.
But the real problem often appears in the first step – foot shape assessment. Have you ever found that sometimes you feel uncomfortable wearing “corrective insoles”? That may be because your foot shape is not really “understood”.
Foot shape 3D scanner is the key tool to solve this problem. It uses high-precision laser or infrared to perform 360° stereoscopic scanning of the foot. In just a few seconds, it can capture every detail of the foot: sole width, arch height, toe bone arrangement, heel tilt angle… Every seemingly tiny parameter is the key basis for formulating a personalized rehabilitation plan.
So, how can it specifically help rehabilitation treatment?
Customized orthopedic insoles: Based on the 3D foot shape data, custom-made insoles that fit the individual structure are made according to the foot shape, so that the support is more fitting and the force is more balanced, which can relieve pain and fatigue from the root.
Postoperative rehabilitation assistance: For people who have undergone foot surgery, the foot shape often changes during the postoperative recovery period. Through regular scanning, doctors can adjust the rehabilitation plan in real time to avoid secondary injuries caused by foot shape deviation.
Gait correction guidance: Combined with gait analysis, the data of the foot shape 3D scanner can provide accurate adjustment suggestions for rehabilitation therapists, gradually correct walking posture, and reduce knee and waist pressure.
For patients with foot diseases such as plantar fasciitis, flat feet, and hallux valgus, personalized rehabilitation means a more efficient and comfortable rehabilitation process.
Every pair of feet is different, and the rehabilitation plan should not be the same. The foot shape 3D scanner is an important step in turning “standardized” diagnosis and treatment into “personalized” treatment.
Technology makes rehabilitation more accurate; data makes treatment more intimate. Starting from the “foot”, every step is more reassuring. This is the new rehabilitation experience brought by the foot shape 3D scanner!
