MDF Instruments, Babinski Neurological Reflex Hammer with Pointed tip for Superficial responses - Free-Parts-for-Life & Lifetime Warranty - Black (MDF535-11)

MDF Instruments, Babinski Neurological Reflex Hammer with Pointed tip for Superficial responses - Free-Parts-for-Life & Lifetime Warranty - Black (MDF535-11)

• TRUSTED by Medical Providers since 1971 | Backed by our Full Lifetime Warranty | Latex-Free
• WEIGHTED BALANCED > handle is balance-weighted with the head for precise control of percussion force.
• ACCURATELY and effectively elicits muscle stretch reflexes, superficial or cutaneous reflexes, as well as plantar and abdominal reflexes, with less effort and greater patient comfort
• DUAL MALLET > chrome-plated zinc-alloy head and silicone bumper, this redesigned mallet can be used in positions both perpendicular and parallel to the handle.

<p><b>Handcrafted Since 1971 | Lifetime Warranty | Latex Free </b><br><br><b>The MDF Babinski Hammer</b>, the instrument of choice of neurologists, is named after the French neurologist Dr. Joseph François Babinski who is best known for his identification of the toe phenomenon. This diagnostic instrument is also often referred to as a Rabiner hammer. MDF has modified the original Babinski hammer to incorporate modern design and functionality for eliciting myotatic and plantar responses with less effort and greater patient comfort. <br><br><b>Head:</b> The Babinski Hammer head is surmounted with a chrome-plated brass disc grooved to house the TPR bumper and can be used in positions both perpendicular and parallel to the shaft. This flexibility provides greater effectiveness in eliciting myotatic reflexes involving ankle, knee, abdomen, forearm, biceps, and triceps. <br><br><b>Handle:</b> The weighted chrome-plated brass handle is precisely balanced for increased control of force for percussion. The sand-brushed hexagonal handle is also designed with a pointed tip that can be used as an additional stimulus for cutaneous reflexes. <br><br><b>Tip Cover:</b> A bright red tip cover can be used for visual field tests.</p>