Owen Mumford Neuropen® Neuropathy Screening Pen

Neuropen® Neuropathy Screening Pen

The Neuropen Neuropathy Screening Pen is a dual function screening device for neuropathy screening. It fits foot screening workflows used alongside symptomatic and clinical assessments, and its pocket size format supports quick use in exam settings. Replaceable monofilaments can help support ongoing use.

Good Fit For

• General exam rooms
• Foot screening alongside symptomatic and clinical assessments
• Neurological patient assessment workflows

Key Features

• Dual function screening device for neuropathy screening
• Replaceable monofilaments support continued use without replacing the whole device
• Pocket size design helps keep the screening tool close at hand
• Intended for use with symptomatic and neurological patient assessments
• Built to support regular foot screening workflows

Applications and Usage

• Regular foot screening as part of neuropathy screening
• Symptomatic and clinical assessment visits
• Neurological patient assessments in exam settings

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This pen is intended to be used alongside symptomatic and clinical assessments rather than as a standalone assessment approach.
• Replacement components are referenced for tips and 10 gram monofilaments, which may matter for ongoing workflow planning.

FAQ

• What is the main purpose of the Neuropen Neuropathy Screening Pen? The Neuropen Neuropathy Screening Pen is used for neuropathy screening, including regular foot screening as part of patient assessment workflows.
• Where is this screening pen typically used? This screening pen fits general exam room use and other settings where symptomatic and neurological patient assessments are performed.
• Does this device use replaceable monofilaments? Yes. The Neuropen device uses replaceable monofilaments, which can be helpful for ongoing use.
• Is the Neuropen easy to carry between patients or rooms? Yes. The product details describe the Neuropen as a pocket size device, which supports portability in routine screening workflows.

From Neuropen by Owen Mumford.