Tuning forks
Tuning forks of different frequencies can be used to test for pallesthesia (vibration) and hearing disorders (Rinne and Weber tests). The test involves selecting a tuning fork of a particular frequency (depending on the type of test to be performed) and activating it above the bone or near the ear canal. Tuning forks can also be used to detect bone fractures.
They are indispensable diagnostic tools for hospitals and specialist surgeries, an important part of the training of medical students and a useful aid in general practice.
Tuning fork set - 5 German
Riester aluminium ear-nose-throat tuning fork - C-1, 256Hz
Tuning fork C 128 Hz without base, not tunable
Riester Aluminium ear-nose-throat tuning fork - C, 128Hz
Tuning fork for neurological examination
Tuning Forks Set Diapason Hartmann - 5 pcs.
KaWe Hartmann tuning fork (Without stand, with different frequencies) - c 128 Hz
Riester steel ear-nose-throat tuning fork - C-1, 32Hz
KaWe Hartmann tuning fork (Without stand, with different frequencies) - c1 256 Hz
Riester steel ear-nose-throat tuning fork - C, 64Hz
KaWe Hartmann tuning fork (Without stand, with different frequencies) - c3 1,024 Hz
Riester steel ear-nose-throat tuning fork - C-1, 256Hz
KaWe Hartmann tuning fork (Without stand, with different frequencies) - c4 2,048 Hz
KaWe Hartmann tuning fork (Without stand, with different frequencies) - c2 512 Hz
KaWe Hartmann tuning fork (Without stand, with different frequencies) - c5 4,096 Hz
Riester steel ear-nose-throat tuning fork - C, 128Hz
Tuning forks of different frequencies can be used to test for pallesthesia (vibration) and hearing disorders (Rinne and Weber tests). The test involves selecting a tuning fork of a particular frequency (depending on the type of test to be performed) and activating it above the bone or near the ear canal. Tuning forks can also be used to detect bone fractures.
They are indispensable diagnostic tools for hospitals and specialist surgeries, an important part of the training of medical students and a useful aid in general practice.