Sensory Tests
Shape-Texture-Identification Test
Semmes-Weinstein Monofilaments Test
Sensory Test Screen
Products offered by sensory-test.com
The Shape-Texture-Identification test (STI2) is based on the original design by Birgitta Rosén.
Very compact test, cleverly designed and manufactured in Brazil
Easy to assemble
sensory test screen.
6 parts, 4 clicks and you are ready to go.
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Shape-Texture-Identification Test
The STI2 Test is made in Switzerland
This STI2 test is produced in Switzerland by sensory –test.com in accordance with the parameters established by and permission granted by the test creator, Birgitta Rosén, of Sweden.
The STI2 is made from polyoxymethylene (POM) plastic. POM is characterized by its high strength, hardness and rigidity.
Taking care of the test:
We recommend that you spray the test with a non-abrasive cleaning solution (soap & water) and wipe it dry with a soft cloth. Do not immerse the test in water.
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Instruction manuals:
available in English, German, French, Spanish and Swedish.
Product Information video
15 minutes video of test administred to a patient
Semmes-Weinstein Monofilaments
The Semmes Weinstein Monofilaments
This cleverly designed set, consists of 6 color coded monofilaments, with the following application forces green 0.05 g, blue 0.2 g, purple 2.0 g, red 4.0 g, orange 10 g,and pink300 g). The monofilaments have been produced in accordance with the specifications established by Bell-Krotoski in 1990. When assembledthe monofilaments, rest on a bar and are ready for testing. Once the test is complete, replace the monofilaments in their individual tubular case (which also serves as the handle during testing) and place them in the plastic envelope and they are protected and ready for the next use. This pocket sized set is practical, durable and affordable. For prolonged durability, the set contains 4 green, the most delicate, monofilaments. These were tested by a therapist here in Switzerland in the clinic and given a thumbs up!
For more information about the design and fabrication of this version of the Semmes Weinstein Monofilament test a description can be found in the article published by Lehman et al. in 1993.
Lehman LF, Orsini MB, Nicholl AR. The development and adaptation of the Semmes-Weinstein monofilaments in Brazil. Journal of Hand Therapy. 1993 Oct 1;6(4):290-7.
Bell-Krotoski J. “Pocket filaments” and specifications for the semmes-weinstein monofilaments. Journal of Hand Therapy. 1990 Jan 1;3(1):26-31.
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