PROPRIOCEPTIVE EFFECTS ON GAIT AND POSTURAL STABILITY THROUGH MECHANICAL STIMULATION WITH AN INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL HEEL WEDGE: AN INTERVENTIONAL SINGLE-ARM STUDY.

Data showed that a thin proprioceptive stimulation of the plantar arch was enough to induce changes in the gait cycle and that, upon changing the position of the proprioceptive stimulation, the functional response of the feet was inverted. These results can help health professionals provide a correct interpretation of the clinical data during follow-ups, avoiding undesirable and harmful effects on the patients' recovery.