What Are Monofilaments? - Fabrication Enterprises

$ 33.00 · 4.6 (240) · In stock

The Baseline tactile monofilament evaluator is used to measure cutaneous sensory perception threshold. Each monofilament represents a unique amount of

Fabrication Enterprises, Inc. Baseline Tactile monofilament evaluator, 6.65 (300.0 gram) Semmes-Weinstein

Baseline Tactile Monofilaments are medical-grade instruments used to test for loss of sensation in the hands or feet (subcutaneous sensory perception threshold). These fine-tipped, nylon instruments are pressed against the skin to check for loss of sensation due to nerve damage caused by arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, diabetes, neuropathy, injury and more. Impaired sensation can lead to balance problems and injury. Results are then used to create a treatment plan of care.

Baseline Tactile Monofilament - 5.18 - 15.0 Gram

The baseline fold-up monofilament evaluator is used to measure cutaneous sensory perception threshold. The monofilament test provides a non-invasive

Fabrication Enterprises 12-1740 Baseline Fold-Up Hand Monofilament Evaluator - Set of 5

Designed as an update of the Semmes-Weinstein monofilament testing kit, these monofilaments offer results that are highly accurate, enabling effective evaluation of the hands or feet, while the textured filaments are color-coded for maximum efficiency. The Weinstein Enhanced Sensory Test (WEST) Monofilaments for Hand or Foot Evaluations were designed as an improvement on the Semmes-Weinstein monofilaments.