MDF Instruments MDF555P-11 Tromner Neurological Reflex Hammer with Built-in Brush for Cutaneous and Superficial Responses, Light, HDP Handle (Black)

MDF instruments are really great for professional use. I love this tromner hammer. Works really great with reflexes. Had a good balanced swing.

Very Good Product

Ever med students should treat this as an investment, it's outstanding, the best reflex hammer that there is, i am a need student so don't let anyone tell you otherwise that you don't need this, this will teach you how to elicit signs like no one with good technique, it's very well built and is very versatile

It's an awesome product.... m lvng it.. :)

En mi opinión en mejor diseño.

Tragedia młotek przyszedł w dwóch kawałkach, tandetny materiał!

I love this! It’s so much easier to elicit reflexes.

腱反射をとるのが速くなった．良い打腱器だと思います．

Bought this to replace a babinski style that was just WAY too hard to be hitting my fingers with for biceps reflex. The tips are much softer so they do not hurt when hitting my thumb, or even the brachioradialis against the radius. It is well balanced with a flexible handle. I was worried it would be too flexible and would have to upgrade to the metal handle but so far this has not been the case since the hammer really does all the work. It comes with a brush in the handle for light touch sensation. I don't know if I will use this unless it's in a pinch and I can't find a paper clip or tongue depressor. The bush also has a cowl that makes a little rattling sound in the handle. It doesn't bother me, I stopped noticing it after a couple hits, but if little sounds bother you you could always tape the cowl over the brush. The "babinski point" is not as sharp as my previous hammer (that one was basically a nail), however I am apprehensive to use it, I don't think it is sharp enough to break the skin, but it is more sharp than most other hammers I've used. It is longer than most Taylor hammers or my previous collapsible babinski so it does stick out of the white coat pocket a bit. It stays put though because the head is weighted so nicely, just be careful bending over, you'll stab yourself in the abdomen with the point. Overall: well weighted, hammer, effective for eliciting every reflex, definitely the best reflex hammer I've used so far in my short career. PAS-1 As a side note, If you screw the point hiding the brush on too tightly it becomes VERY difficult to get out, thus eliminating the idea you could use the brush in a pinch unless you happen to carry a pair of pliers with you as well.