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Tuning Fork Rydel-Seiffer

Item No. NV0603
This diabetic tuning fork assesses the patient’s ability to feel vibration perception through the distal aspects of the body.   The Rydel-Seiffer Tuning Fork is used as a diagnostic tool to detect impaired vibration sensitivity (pallesthesia). Vibratory sensation is often diminished in peripheral

Description

This diabetic tuning fork assesses the patient’s ability to feel vibration perception through the distal aspects of the body.
 
The Rydel-Seiffer Tuning Fork is used as a diagnostic tool to detect impaired vibration sensitivity (pallesthesia). Vibratory sensation is often diminished in peripheral neuropathy and spinal cord disease.
 
The Rydel Seiffer Tuning Fork is ideal for sensory testing for your patients suffering from diabetes and screens those who maybe susceptible to high risk foot complications. The device assesses the perception to vibration in the feet of diabetic patients, and changes to their condition can be monitored in time.
 
Research has shown that when a patient is unable to sense a vibration threshold of 4 or less on the Rydel Seiffer scale, they can be considered to have diabetic neuropathy.

10" (254mm).
64/128Hz.

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Tuning Fork Rydel-Seiffer

Item No. NV0603
This diabetic tuning fork assesses the patient’s ability to feel vibration perception through the distal aspects of the body.   The Rydel-Seiffer Tuning Fork is used as a diagnostic tool to detect impaired vibration sensitivity (pallesthesia). Vibratory sensation is often diminished in peripheral

Description

This diabetic tuning fork assesses the patient’s ability to feel vibration perception through the distal aspects of the body.
 
The Rydel-Seiffer Tuning Fork is used as a diagnostic tool to detect impaired vibration sensitivity (pallesthesia). Vibratory sensation is often diminished in peripheral neuropathy and spinal cord disease.
 
The Rydel Seiffer Tuning Fork is ideal for sensory testing for your patients suffering from diabetes and screens those who maybe susceptible to high risk foot complications. The device assesses the perception to vibration in the feet of diabetic patients, and changes to their condition can be monitored in time.
 
Research has shown that when a patient is unable to sense a vibration threshold of 4 or less on the Rydel Seiffer scale, they can be considered to have diabetic neuropathy.

10" (254mm).
64/128Hz.

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There are no reviews yet.