Effect of lower limb kinetic on carrying infant by hip seat carrier during high heel gait

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Abstract

While common characteristics between wearing of high heel between carrying an infant elevate height of center of gravity, it is not known what interaction effect influence to leg stiffness. The aim of the study is to investigate the effect of carrying infant by hip seat carrier on leg me-chanics during high heel gait. Adult female (n=9) and infant (n=9) par-ticipated as subjects. Infant was positioned on rear of trunk as of wear-ing 6 cm of high heel shoe. Change of leg mechanics was analyzed with ground reaction force variables (1st peak vertical force [PVF], 2nd PVF, center of pressure [medial-lateral, anterior-posterior]), extrapolated center of mass (XCoM) theta, and leg stiffness. While carrying infant with wearing of high heel more increased 1st PVF, 2nd PVF, and leg stiff-ness than normal gait, and more decreased medial-lateral center of pressure and XCoM theta. High heel and carrying infant showed poten-tial transformation of posture for securement of stability, which related with mechanism to decrease an impulse type. In conclusion, it is sug-gest that gait for long time in the condition may accumulate fatigue on leg and increase falling injury, so experts of clinics and exercise reha-bilitation should understand the mechanism that could recommend guideline for exercise prescription on several problems.

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Hyun, S. H., & Ryew, C. C. (2018). Effect of lower limb kinetic on carrying infant by hip seat carrier during high heel gait. Journal of Exercise Rehabilitation, 14(6), 1092–1095. https://doi.org/10.12965/jer.1836376.188

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