Article 01-136-22

22cm
A second Babinski hammer in the same 22 cm length gives a practice or teaching facility the flexibility to equip more than one exam room without compromising on pattern. The Article 01-136-22 carries the same pendulum design neurologists rely on, built for the reflex testing routine that defines a standard neurological exam.
What makes the Babinski pattern different from a general purpose hammer is the handle length itself. That extra length is not just for reach, it changes the physics of the tap. A longer handle lets gravity do more of the work during the swing, which produces a lighter, more repeatable stimulus than a shorter hammer forced into a harder strike. For deep tendon reflex testing, that repeatability is what lets a clinician trust that a diminished or exaggerated response reflects the patient’s neurology rather than inconsistent technique.
This hammer supports:
Deep tendon reflex testing across a full neurological exam
Comparative left and right sided reflex assessment
Teaching hospitals standardizing hammer pattern across residents
General neurology practice and inpatient consult rounds
For a university program or multi provider clinic outfitting several exam rooms at once, ordering matching units means every resident and physician is working with the same pattern and the same feel, which removes one more variable from an already detailed exam. Among our diagnostic instruments, this is a dependable choice for any facility building out its neurological assessment kit. Update your diagnostic assessment kit today.