ADC Neurological Hammer Set

Yes, the ADC Neurological Hammer Set is not made with natural rubber latex.

This latex-free construction makes the instruments suitable for use with patients who may have sensitivities or allergies to natural rubber latex.

The ADC Neurological Hammer Set is a complete diagnostic kit featuring five essential, latex-free instruments for comprehensive neurological assessment. The set includes:

• Taylor Hammer: Features a chrome handle and a triangular synthetic rubber head (7.5 inches long).
• Buck Hammer: Includes a concealed screw-in brush in the handle and a needle housed within the head assembly (7.5 inches long).
• Babinski Hammer: Features an octagonal stainless steel handle and a concealed needle (8.5 inches long).
• Queen’s Square Hammer: Provides maximum reach with a flexible handle and a rubber head (12.25 inches long).
• Wartenberg Pinwheel: Designed for cutaneous sensory testing, featuring a rotating spur and a handle with a textured grip (7.5 inches long).

The Buck Hammer included in this set is a versatile 7.5-inch instrument designed to aid in neurological and sensory testing. It features two specialized components cleverly integrated into its design:

• A screw-in brush concealed within the handle, useful for light touch and sensory testing.
• A needle contained within the head of the hammer, typically used for evaluating pain perception responses.

This integration allows medical professionals to transition seamlessly between reflex testing and various cutaneous sensation assessments.

The set is Factory New, ensuring you receive instruments in perfect condition.

Yes, the Babinski Hammer has a concealed needle within its octagonal stainless steel handle.

The Queen’s Square hammer has a flexible handle and a rubber head, designed for neurological assessments.

The ADC Neurological Hammer Set is primarily designed for diagnosing neurological function. It provides a comprehensive solution for medical professionals performing various neurological assessments in clinical settings and hospitals.

Yes, detailed measurements are provided for each of the five diagnostic instruments in the set. The variety in length, such as the extended Queen’s Square Hammer, helps accommodate different examination techniques and reaches.