Comprehensive assessment of posture, walk and feet

Do you experience long-lasting pain in your lower limbs and feet?

Do you have a demanding job that requires standing or walking for many hours?

Do you want to return quickly to your favorite activity after an injury or surgery?

A comprehensive assessment of posture, gait, and feet at Rehasport can help you!

Movement Pattern Assessment

The movement pattern assessment is a highly precise examination consisting of several components. The overall result provides a realistic picture of the issues the patient is dealing with.

Physical Examination

The initial stage includes a detailed interview and an examination performed by a physiotherapist on a treatment table, during which we assess:

• leg length
• range of motion of the lower limbs
• shoulder blade symmetry
• tenderness in various areas of the body

Static Examination

The static part includes a foot examination using a specialized platform that analyzes pressure distribution and body posture stability, as well as a computerized scan using a podiatric scanner to gather morphometric information.

Dynamic Examination

The dynamic part consists of assessing the movement pattern on a special platform equipped with nearly 300,000 sensors. This is the most important part of the assessment, as it reveals how pressure is distributed across the feet during movement, and provides insights into body alignment, movement patterns, and increased energy expenditure during walking.

Foot Assessment in Motion

The foot behaves differently when standing compared to walking. To precisely match insoles that will effectively relieve pain symptoms, a dynamic foot assessment is necessary. Our thorough analysis checks whether the patient's gait and foot biomechanics are within normal parameters.

Based on the combined results, the physiotherapist provides recommendations for further steps, including rehabilitation treatment using personalized orthopedic insoles.

The comprehensive gait analysis on the platform takes approximately 35–45 minutes. Afterwards, the physiotherapist prepares a detailed report on the movement pattern assessment and discusses the results with the patient.

The examination is very comfortable and requires no special preparation.