Name the sign

[keytohappiness]

Babinski sign positive
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[pranalisutar]

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[divyakumari]

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[evelynu]

Babinski’s reflex. An indication that there has been a spread of sensory input to L4 and L5 due to possible damage to the corticospinal tract. It’s a normal reflex in infants until around 6 months.

[yuvrajdoifode]

Babinski sign...Dr.Gireesh kumar sir...Thank you for Best clinical knowledge..💯

[boshrapasha]

Upward plantar reflex/ Babinski. It can suggest upper motor neuron lesions.

[jironabk]

Babinski sign +
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[simplyramona]

Positive Babinski's. Normal in a newborn, not normal in anyone older than 6 months of age.

[kurtbonke]

Could be a variety of reasons for the signs. Stroke, Spinal injury, Brain injury, Diabetes... .ETC.

[larrywilson]

Babinski sign. This is positive with upgoing toe reflex. It’s indicative of an upper motor neuron lesion I believe

[jhadinkuaya]

Positive naramdaman pan nya 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🤲🤲🤲🤲🤲

[shaikhsameera]

Babinski sign or extensor reflex
Extension of grt toe and fanning of other toe.. Seen in UMN lesion

[cvpouhaina]

Babinski positive.
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[mrbmedic]

That would be the babinski sign/reflex, and upward curling of the toes as opposed to a normal response of a downward or curling of the toes. This can signify, I believe a thoracic and/or lumbar spinal cord injury?

[Allmylife]

Babinsky sign positive- Dorsiflexion of greater toe and Fanning of other toes, seen in upper motor neuron lesion.

[DoctorWithMyths]

Babinski sign - +ve, Found mainly in Supranuclear ( Upper motor neuron ) lesions - Associated with spasticity of the muscles and Dorsiflexion of the greater toe and fanning of other toes

[jorgegomez]

Babinski. Is the pathological inversion of flexor reflex. Caused by corticospinal injury (or abscense of myelination in newborns)

[harynoor]

I have nerve damage 2 years...hope someday can walk normal again..

[iAMVANATH]

extensor plantar response eg. umn lesions

[kanishkgupta]

Babinski reflex positive due to upper motor lesions 🤷🏻‍♂️