2019
DOI: 10.33552/ann.2019.03.000560
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Remembering the Rossolimo Sign

Abstract: Short CommunicationThe Rossolimo sign is the flexion of the toes responding to tapping the ball of the foot, percussing the plantar surface of the great toe, tapping or stroking the balls of the toes, or giving a quick, lifting snap to the tips of the toes. Like the Babinski sign, it is a clinical reflex that demonstrates pyramidal tract dysfunction [1] (Video 1).This work is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License ANN.MS.ID.000560.

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“…The interphalangeal joint is typically in extension. Different methods can be used including the Rossolimo sign ( 72 , 73 ), Žukovskij-Kornilov sign (as published by Kolář et al ( 46 )) and Mendel-Bechterew or dorsocubital sign ( 71 , 74 ) ( Table 5 ).…”
Section: Motor Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The interphalangeal joint is typically in extension. Different methods can be used including the Rossolimo sign ( 72 , 73 ), Žukovskij-Kornilov sign (as published by Kolář et al ( 46 )) and Mendel-Bechterew or dorsocubital sign ( 71 , 74 ) ( Table 5 ).…”
Section: Motor Assessmentmentioning
confidence: 99%