The Navicular Drop Test (NDT) was first described by Brody in 1982 as a means of quantifying the amount of foot pronation in runners. [1] It is the one of the static foot assessment tool and …

Feb 19, 2025 · The navicular drop test is a method used to assess the degree to which the talus plantar flexes in space on a calcaneus that has been stabilized by the ground, during subtalar …

First, palpate your patient’s navicular tuberosity and mark it with a pen. To perform the test have your patient sitting or standing and bring the talus into neutral position. Then measure the …

The Navicular Drop Test (NDT) is a diagnostic tool used in podiatry and biomechanics to measure how much the navicular bone — a critical bone in the medial longitudinal arch of the foot — …

Measure the distance from the navicular tuberosity to the supporting surface (floor or step) (image A). Ask the patient to relax, allowing the foot to drop naturally and bear weight. Measure the …

The Navicular Drop can be a risk factor for overuse injuries such as medial tibial stress syndrome, plantar fasciitis, patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS).

The navicular drop test is a clinical assessment used by healthcare professionals, particularly podiatrists and physical therapists, to evaluate the degree of pronation in the foot.

the Navicular Drop Test is a special test used by physicians and podiatrists to evaluate the height of the navicular in patients with suspected foot drop.

The navicular drop test provides an objective measurement of the extent of plastic deformation in the support tissues. It is an easy-to-perform clinical test that requires no special equipment, …

Learn how to perform the Navicular Drop Test with this instructional video. Understand how it is conducted and the importance of the results, in evaluating lower leg pain.