Vaishanav CNS Examination Kit – 17-Piece Comprehensive Neurological Diagnostic Set

• Complete 17-Piece Neurological Kit
  Includes essential instruments required for comprehensive Central Nervous System (CNS) examination in hospitals, clinics, medical colleges, and practical examinations.
• Three Medical-Grade Tuning Forks
  Includes 128Hz, 256Hz, and 512Hz tuning forks for vibration sensation, hearing evaluation, and neurological assessment.
• Comprehensive Vision Assessment
  Supplied with Snellen Eye Chart and Ishihara Color Vision Test Book for visual acuity and color blindness screening.
• Essential Diagnostic Instruments
  Contains neurological hammer, digital thermometer, measuring tape, cotton applicators, safety pin, tongue depressors, and additional examination accessories.
• Medical Grade Construction
  Stainless steel instruments manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel for long-lasting performance and corrosion resistance.

The Vaishanav CNS Examination Kit (17-Piece) is a comprehensive neurological diagnostic set developed for complete examination of the Central Nervous System. The kit combines essential neurological instruments required by neurologists, physicians, medical colleges, teaching hospitals, and healthcare professionals.

Designed for accurate neurological evaluation, this kit assists in examining cranial nerves, deep tendon reflexes, superficial reflexes, vibration sense, proprioception, pain sensation, temperature sensation, coordination, and visual function.

The kit includes 128Hz, 256Hz, and 512Hz tuning forks, a Snellen Eye Chart, Ishihara Color Vision Test Book, Digital Thermometer, reflex hammer, and other neurological examination accessories necessary for routine clinical practice and academic training.

Each stainless steel instrument is manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, offering excellent durability, corrosion resistance, precision, and long service life.

Ideal for hospitals, medical colleges, nursing institutes, physiotherapy colleges, neurology departments, and medical students preparing for practical examinations.