Babinski reflex

Stroking the lateral part of sole of the foot with a fairly sharp object produces plantar flexion of the big toe; often there is also flexion and adduction of the other toes. This is normal, flexor plantar reflex.

In some patients, stroking the sole produces extension of the big toe, often with extension and abduction of the other toes. This abnormal response is termed, the extensor plantar reflex, or Babinski reflex.

Babinski reflex is a classic sign of upper motor lesion.

[SamiAltwiati]

Babinski sign occurs when stimulation of the lateral plantar aspect of the foot leads to extension (dorsiflexion or upward movement) of the big toe (hallux). Also, there may be fanning of the other toes. This suggests that there is been spread of the sensory input beyond the S1 myotome to L4 and L5.

[AijazAle]

If I had watched this video yesterday, I wouldn't have lost 1 mark 🤧

[drsaimanaheed]

Babinski sign is positive (abnormal).i childern under 2 years babinski sign will positive so it is normal..

[marbelfarkgiant]

Bilateral! Cual era la causa? Gracias.

[dnyanrajkawale]

In which condition babinskin reflex present

[hindublog]

А человеку лет то много уже. Инсультник?

[mariarosascarano]

Wau che bello mi piace tanto il solletico sotto i piedi

[The_rajvibes]

Well aint this one pre-planned i have never once met a person who elicited babinski before midway half.