Sextreme Wartenberg Wheel

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Goldman SB, Brininger TL, Schrader JW, Curtis R, Koceja DM. Analysis of clinical motor testing for adult patients with diagnosed ulnar neuropathy at the elbow. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 2009;90:1846-52 Wartenberg Pinwheels are a great way of stepping into the BDSM world. How do you use a sensation wheel, wheels introduce medical vibes into your bedroom, taking your sexual experience to another level. This Wartenberg Pinwheel guide has everything you need to know before you whip these medical fetish toys out during intimacy. Carefully read the tips for a stimulating first experience with the toys. Artistic Flair: The Wartenberg Wheel is a great tool to add to the bag of someone who enjoys scratch marks, knife play, rope, and other temporary marking devices. Remember that skin that’s been bound tightly is going to mark more readily and be more sensitive than skin that is loose from any tension. Find out which parts mark most easily, and which refuse to leave a spot. Play with your little ant trails and turn your bottom into a masterpiece of Pointalistic design…

The Wartenberg Wheel was created to test nerve sensitivity in patients who might have brain damage. If your toes curled in one direction or another or not at all as the spikey little pinwheel rolled across the bottom of your foot, the examinier could discern what might be going on with your body. It didn’t take very long at all for tailors, hedonists, sadists, and sensualists of various persuasions to arm themselves with this very same tool. The NAD Pinwheel, which is a pinwheel neurological testing device, provides a disposable solution in aiding professionals in the diagnosing of nerve damage.Kilgus M , Burg D, Loss M, Weishaupt D, Meyer VE.: Wartenberg's Sign of Ulnar Nerve Lesion. A Contribution to Pathophysiology and to the Differential Diagnosis; Handchir Mikrochir Plast Chir. 2003 Jul;35(4):2518. Robert Wartenberg, M.D ;A SIGN OF ULNAR PALSY ;JAMA. 1939;112(17):1688. doi:10.1001/jama.1939.62800170002011a.

Although people focus more on whips, paddles, and floggers, the Wartenberg Pinwheels is a sensation play sex toy that is a game-changer in sensory modification. The impact of these medical fetish toys can be seen in the glowing face of the sex world. If you have always wanted to experiment with them after a stimulating experience in the hospital, this is a must-read guide for you. A cadaveric study [8] investigated the impact of the radialization of the extensor digiti minimi (EDM) at the level of the fifth metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint and reroutes it from the fifth to fourth extensor compartment. The study was done in 16 freshly frozen cadaver hands sectioned at mid-forearm.The authors concluded that the key to correct abduction deformity of the little finger is radialization of the EDM, which can be done through a solitary incision at the level of the MCP joint. Rerouting alone does not correct the abduction deformity, and in combination with radialization it does not predictably enhance the correction. As there is no general consensus regarding the aetiology of the Wartenberg's sign, managment cannot be attempted for the sign alone. Hene it would be optimal to analyse the reason for the abducted posture of the little finger and can be managed accordingly. There are few surgical procedures documented for the correction of abduction deformity of the little finger.

This is where stainless steel Wartenberg Pinwheels gain an advantage over plastic and chrome-plated iron Pinwheels. To experiment, heat the metal pinwheel in warm water or cool it in the freezer. After heating or cooling the wheel, test it on your body to confirm if the temperatures are manageable. Once you are ready, run the hot or cold toy on your lover’s sensitive spots and watch them moan in pleasure. The mere presence of this sign doesn’t warrant ulnar neuropathy as the various studies reported abducted posture of little finger in patients without ulnar nerve involvement or even without neurological involvement. A study by Kilgus et al (2003) [7] analysed the aetiology of the Wartenberg sign. In this study five cases suffering from bothersome permanent abduction of the small finger and referred under the diagnosis of ulnar nerve paresis are presented. The authors commented that the Clinical, electrodiagnostic and imaging evaluation of three neurogenic cases disclosed a lesion of the ramus profundus distal to the branches innervating hypothenar muscles in one case, ulnar nerve injury with neuromuscular hyperactivity of the abductor digiti minimi muscle following split repair in another case and syringomyelia in the third case. Two patients revealed an abduction posture of the little finger of nonneurogenic origin. One of them showed closed ligament injuries. The other patient revealed necrosis, scarring and contracture of hypothenar muscles and atrophy of the third palmar interosseous muscle following compression in a tight cast.