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Plantar Pressure Analysis System
- Thousands of sensing points for high-precision, real-time data acquisition and high-speed data transmission.
Compatible with local Windows PC systems, user-friendly and suitable for routine clinical assessment.
Supports expanded connection with posture analyzers, foot scanners and other devices to enable multi-dimensional joint assessment for more comprehensive diagnosis.
Powered by professional medical algorithms, it generates visualized reports in seconds with clear and readable conclusions for efficient clinical application.
Ultra-light and portable design with simple operation, usable without specialized training.
Product Introduction
A Class II medical certified device developed in accordance with the ICF (International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health) standard. Equipped with aerospace-grade array high-sensitivity sensors in a dense grid matrix layout, and integrated with medical and motion analysis algorithms, it accurately captures static and dynamic plantar pressure data, and intelligently analyzes pressure distribution, arch type, regional force loading and center-of-gravity stability. It provides a scientific basis for foot health assessment, rehabilitation treatment and assistive device customization.
Product Advantages
Comprehensive and accurate data collection that reflects real plantar pressure conditions
ensuring scientific and reliable assessment results.
Rich assessment dimensions covering key indicators of foot health
providing thorough evidence for diagnosis and treatment.
Reports combine professional accuracy and easy readability
suitable for both clinical diagnosis and patient education.
Strong scalability to meet assessment needs in clinics
rehabilitation departments, orthotic assistive device centers and other scenarios.
Core Indications
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Arch abnormalities:
diagnosis, grading and correction guidance for flat feet and high-arched feet.
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Foot pain:
etiological analysis of plantar fasciitis, heel pain, tenosynovitis and metatarsalgia.
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Gait-related musculoskeletal pain:
cervical spondylosis, lumbar muscle strain, knee arthritis and other gait-related discomforts.
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Postoperative rehabilitation:
plantar pressure evaluation and gait correction after lower extremity fracture or joint replacement.
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Diabetic foot:
pressure distribution monitoring, orthotic fitting and ulcer prevention for diabetic patients.
Applicable Departments
Orthopedics
Rehabilitation Department
Sports Medicine
Podiatry
Pediatric Rehabilitation Department
Physical Examination Center
Orthotic & Assistive Device Customization Centers
Report Presentation
Static Foot Pressure Report of Both Feet
Dynamic Gait Report of Both Feet
Single Foot Balance Test Report