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Category:Gait analysisIntroduction/Purpose:The purpose of this study was to report the relationships between validated patient-reported outcome, health-related quality of life, and gait characteristics using a wearable foot inertial-sensor assessment in patients with foot-ankle conditions. In addition, the inter-metrics correlations were analyzed to determine the relationships between each spatiotemporal or gait parameter.Methods:Fifty-three patients with foot-ankle conditions (38 female/15 male, aged 21–75 years) were collected for this study. Clinical assessments, including evaluations with validated patient-reported outcomes using the visual analogue scale foot and ankle (VAS-FA) score, health-related quality of life using the validated Short Form-36 (SF-36)9, and gait characteristics assessment using a wearable foot inertial-sensor device, were performed and recorded in each patient.Results:Negative correlation between physical component summary (PCS) and maximal cadence only showed a significant valu...

foot and ankle orthopaedics

The relationships between patient-reported outcome, quality of life, and gait characteristics using a wearable foot inertial-sensor assessment in patients with foot and ankle conditions