Weber Two Point Discrimination Test
The Weber Two Point Discrimination Test is the most commonly used neurological examination for assessing the sensibility of…
Read Full Entry →Neurological Examination contains all special test used to evaluate the nervous system, sensory and motor responses, especially reflexes.
The Weber Two Point Discrimination Test is the most commonly used neurological examination for assessing the sensibility of…
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Moberg Pickup Test is a clinical assessment tool designed to evaluate functional sensation in the hand, particularly following…
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The Scratch Collapse Test (SCT) represents an innovative diagnostic technique in identifying nerve compression syndromes. First described by…
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The Rule of Nine Test is a specialized clinical examination technique used to diagnose pronator syndrome, a condition…
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Tinel Test is used to evaluate nerve injuries, neuromas, and compression especially carpal tunnel syndrome.
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Deep tendon reflex testing, myotatic reflexes, provide information about the integrity of the cervical and lumbar nerve roots.
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Tapping just above the styloid process of the radius with the forearm in semiflexion and semipronation causes flexion…
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The patient is position in sitting looking away from the tested side, while the examiner stands to the…
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The triceps reflex provides valuable information about the integrity of the C7-C8 nerve roots and corresponding spinal cord…
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The tibialis posterior reflex is evaluated in the seated patient. The examiner holds the patient’s foot in a…
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The Medial hamstring reflex is mediated by tibial portion of the sciatic nerve, primarily by the L5 nerve…
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The Achilles Tendon Reflex or ankle jerk is obtained by striking the Achilles tendon just above its insertion…
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