How to check diabetic foot with plantar pressure gait analyzer

What is a plantar pressure gait analyzer?

This is an intelligent device that uses a high-precision pressure sensor to dynamically monitor the force distribution and gait pattern of the soles of the feet when standing and walking.

It is like a smart mat, and also like a walking "monitor". Every step, every inch of the sole of the foot touching the ground, it can accurately capture and analyze your "gait code".

What is diabetic foot afraid of?

The formation of diabetic foot is often caused by the following hidden dangers:

Plant neuropathy, dull sensation

Microcirculation disorder, poor blood flow

Concentrated pressure on the feet, skin ulcers

Difficult wound healing, easy infection and necrosis

And many of these problems start with "unbalanced force on the soles of the feet"!

Plantar pressure gait analyzer: How to detect diabetic foot in advance?

How does it work? Let's take a look at these three key steps:

One step and one picture, accurately collect the force distribution on the soles of the feet

You only need to walk a few steps barefoot on the gait analyzer, and the system will record the pressure map of your soles at every step.

Normal gait: pressure is evenly distributed, and the transition between the forefoot, arch, and heel is natural;

People at high risk of diabetic foot: pressure in certain areas may be "abnormally concentrated", such as excessive pressure on the forefoot, midfoot hanging, left-right asymmetry, etc.

Gait trajectory analysis, predicting ulcer risk points

The system can also detect your stride length, stride frequency, left-right symmetry, and gait stability, and give high-risk warnings to people with "unstable walking and abnormal foot friction".

For example: People who often walk with a crooked foot and heel eversion may repeatedly rub a certain point, which is very likely to form pressure sores.

Automatically generate reports, doctors and patients can see at a glance

No need to interpret professional terms, the system will generate a report with pictures and texts, indicating abnormal areas, risk levels, and personalized care suggestions.

Some equipment can also be connected to the insole customization system to tailor decompression insoles or rehabilitation plans for patients.

Who specifically needs this examination?

People who have had diabetes for more than 5 years

People with dull sensation and tingling in the feet

People who have had ulcers, corns, and calluses

People with unstable walking and abnormal gait

Middle-aged and elderly people with diabetes