Discriminator Wheel - Touch-Test 2-Point Wheel
Precision Two-Point Discrimination Testing for Sensory Assessment

The Discriminator Wheel Touch-Test 2-Point Wheel provides accurate, standardized assessment of tactile sensory function for comprehensive neurological evaluation. Featuring two sturdy rotating plastic disks with precisely spaced rounded tips at standard testing intervals, this multi-setting instrument enables clinicians to test both static and moving two-point discrimination on fingers, toes, and sensory flaps with consistent, reproducible results.

Key Features:

• Multi-Setting Rotating Disks: Two joined disks with multiple distance settings provide comprehensive testing across standard sensory discrimination intervals
• Standardized Testing Intervals: Precisely spaced rounded tips ensure consistent, evidence-based assessment following established clinical protocols
• Static & Moving Discrimination Testing: Versatile design accommodates both assessment methods for complete sensory evaluation
• Durable Construction: Sturdy plastic disks withstand repeated clinical use while maintaining precise spacing calibration
• Complete Assessment Package: Includes detailed instructions and protective carrying case for proper technique guidance and instrument protection

Technical Specifications:

• Design Type: Two-point discrimination wheel with rotating disks
• Overall Dimensions: 4" x 0.25" x 4"
• Material: Durable plastic construction
• Tip Style: Rounded tips at standardized intervals
• Testing Capability: Static and moving two-point discrimination
• Included Accessories: Instructions and protective carrying case
• Reusable: Yes

Clinical Applications:

Essential for hand therapy, neurology, plastic surgery, rehabilitation medicine, occupational therapy, and peripheral nerve assessment. Ideal for evaluating sensory recovery following nerve repair procedures, skin grafts, innervated tissue transfers, traumatic nerve injuries, and post-surgical rehabilitation. Perfect for desensitization protocols, impairment level determination, baseline sensory mapping, progress monitoring, and functional capacity evaluations requiring precise tactile discrimination assessment of fingers, toes, and sensory flaps.