Rehabilitation Efficacy Evaluation: Clinical Application Value of Plantar 3D Laser Scanner and Press

When patients undergo foot rehabilitation treatment, many rehabilitation physicians find that their efficacy feedback is unclear, and thus feel very hesitant, not knowing how to judge. In fact, patients generally have efficacy fluctuations in the early stage of rehabilitation. Physicians do not need to be overly anxious; even if the efficacy progresses slowly, precise evaluation and intervention can be carried out through plantar 3D laser scanners and pressure plates.

For initial efficacy fluctuations, there is no rush to evaluate with professional equipment

Observing the foot function of patients in the early stage of rehabilitation, it will be found that almost all of them are in a state of unstable stress. This is a normal transitional phenomenon in rehabilitation, which basically does not affect the overall rehabilitation process. After 1-2 courses of treatment, the patient's foot muscle strength gradually recovers, and the functional stability is slowly improved.

For initial efficacy fluctuations, rehabilitation physicians can daily adjust the patient's rehabilitation training intensity, movement standardization, recovery cycle, etc.

Of course, they can also guide patients to do some auxiliary exercises to strengthen foot function, such as plantar grasping training and balance stability exercises, which helps accelerate the rehabilitation process. In addition, when the patient enters the middle stage of rehabilitation, a pressure plate can be used for preliminary evaluation of recovery, which is more in line with the patient's actual rehabilitation state, enabling the foot to recover steadily under the guidance of scientific evaluation.

Precise evaluation is crucial during the efficacy stagnation period

Plantar 3D laser scanners and pressure plates are suitable for patients with stagnant rehabilitation efficacy. If the patient still feels discomfort in foot force application, poor functional recovery, or no significant improvement in abnormal plantar pressure after multiple courses of treatment, the rehabilitation physician should take the patient to conduct foot morphology scanning and force data monitoring through professional equipment to optimize the rehabilitation treatment plan.

Rehabilitation efficacy evaluation is a core link in foot rehabilitation. Physicians should treat it scientifically, not be overly anxious nor make blind adjustments. If the patient experiences efficacy stagnation, they should promptly use professional equipment to complete precise evaluation and plan optimization to achieve the rehabilitation goal as soon as possible.