Tuning Forks

36.224.10 Rydel Seiffer Neurological Tuning Fork 64 Hz

The Rydel-Seiffer Tuning Fork is used in neurology to detect impaired vibration sensitivity, known as pallesthesia. It allows quantifiable assessment of vibration perception in the feet of diabetic patients, thereby enabling neuropathic changes to be recorded and monitored at a regular review (unlike the 128 MHz tuning fork).

Research has shown that when a patient is unable to sense a vibration threshold of 4 or less on the Rydel Seiffer scale, they can be considered to show diabetic neuropathy.

Manufactured with fixed weights, the Rydel Seiffer does not need recalibration.