The Troemner Hammer, also known as the Troemner reflex hammer, is a specialized medical instrument commonly used in neurological examinations to assess reflexes and nerve responses. It features a sturdy and well-balanced design with a rubber head on one end and a pointed tip on the other. The rubber head is utilized for eliciting superficial reflexes, while the pointed end is employed for testing deep tendon reflexes. Neurologists and healthcare professionals use the Troemner Hammer to tap specific areas on the body, such as tendons and joints, to observe and evaluate the involuntary muscle responses. Its precision and versatility make it a valuable tool for diagnosing neurological conditions and ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of the nervous system’s integrity.