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US 4,619,058 AGranted
Footwear corresponding to physiology
OwnerJerry F. Gumbertinventor
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Abstract
An article of footwear comprising a unitary shell enveloping the foot, having a heel collar and an incision therein adapted to accommodate an inserted foot and including an intrinsic pattern of elastic interconnections between predetermined points on the shell corresponding to locations analogous to the natural foot physiology.
Claims2
Footwear comprising a unitary shell enveloping the foot, having a heel collar and an incision therein adopted to accommodate a foot inserted therein, said shell including elastic interconnections between points therein at locations adjacent the following anatomical features on the medial side of the shoe:
- (1) beginning above the base of first metatarsal and corresponding to the extensor longus hallucis;
- (2) to the side of the most anterior, inferior aspect of the medial side of the extensor retinaculum;
- (3) to the location of attachments of the tibialis anticus;
- (4) to the attachments of the tibialis posticus;
- (5) to the medial side and anterior portion of the calcaneus and corresponding to the flexor retinaculum;
- (6) to the medial inferior attachment of achilles tendon;
- (7) to the medial and lateral superior aspects of the calcaneus and the planaris;
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- (8) to the medial and lateral aspects corresponding to where the soleus attaches to the achilles tendon.
- and at locations adjacent the following anatomical features on the lateral side of the shoe:
- (1) beginning above the base of the 4th metatarsal and corresponding to the extensor longus digitiorim;
- (2) to the side of the peroneus tertius and corresponding to the lateral side of the extensor retinaculm;
- (3) to the side of the attachment of the peroneous brevis;
- (4) to below the lateral malleolus and corresponding to the abductor minimui digiti and peroneus longus;
- (5) to the lateral and anterior part of calcaneus and corresponding to the peroneal retinaculum;
- (6) to the lateral inferior attachment of achilles tendon;
- (7) to the medial and lateral superior aspects of the calcaneus and the plantaris;
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- (8) to the medial and lateral aspects corresponding to where the soleus attaches to the achilles tendon.
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