Two-point discrimination is one tool for evaluating tactile spatial resolution, especially following nerve injury or repair, but it should always be interpreted alongside other assessments. Combine it with monofilament testing, localization, and functional task evaluation to form a more complete understanding of sensory function. 📚 This topic reflects the kind of advanced, evidence-based critical reasoning cultivated in the Virtual Hand to Shoulder Fellowship curriculums. At VHSF, we don’t simp

Awesome case study using 2 point discrimination!!! Sometimes tightness is not what it seems!! | Dr. Jarod Hall, PT, DPT, OCS