Fabrication Enterprises ADC Wartenberg Neurological Pinwheel, 7-1/2", Chrome-Plated Zinc and Brass

ADC Wartenberg Neurological Pinwheel, 7-1/2", Chrome-Plated Zinc and Brass

The ADC Wartenberg neurological pinwheel is a reusable exam instrument used to test cutaneous sensory response and help assess nerve damage. It fits hospitals, clinics, physical therapy centers, schools, and private practices that need a neurological pinwheel for diagnostic exams, pain perception checks, or tracking therapy progress. This 7.5 inch model is made of chrome-plated zinc and brass, is latex-free, and can be autoclaved between uses.

Good Fit For

• Hospitals and clinic exam rooms
• Physical therapy centers tracking patient progress
• Schools and training settings
• Private practices in neurology or orthopedics

Key Features

• Neurological pinwheel for testing cutaneous sensory response during exams
• Reusable design supports repeated use in clinical and educational settings
• Autoclave-safe construction allows sterilization between uses
• Chrome-plated zinc and brass build for a durable metal instrument
• Latex-free material detail may help buyers avoid latex-related concerns
• 7.5 inch length offers a standard handheld format for exams

Applications and Usage

• Testing cutaneous sensory response during neurological exams
• Helping assess nerve damage and related disorders
• Checking pain perception responses in patients
• Tracking physical therapy progress over time
• Routine diagnostic use in general exam rooms

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Latex.
• This pinwheel is reusable rather than a single-use instrument.
• Sterilization by autoclave is supported, which may matter for reprocessing workflows.
• The package quantity is one each, so larger exam areas may need multiple units.

FAQ

• Can this neurological pinwheel be sterilized between patients? Yes. The Wartenberg neurological pinwheel is autoclave-safe, so it can be sterilized for reuse.
• What is this pinwheel used to assess? This instrument is used to test cutaneous sensory response and help evaluate nerve damage, pain perception responses, and related diagnostic findings.
• Where is this neurological pinwheel commonly used? The Wartenberg neurological pinwheel is used in hospitals, clinics, physical therapy centers, schools, and private practices.
• What is the length of this pinwheel? This model measures 7.5 inches long.
• What is the pinwheel made from? The instrument is made of chrome-plated zinc and brass and is also described as latex-free.

From ADC by Fabrication Enterprises.