Legal Definition and Related Resources of Berlinski test
Meaning of Berlinski test
A test used by neurologists consisting in the application of a test tube containing hot water, a test tube containing cold water, a piece of metal which feels cold when applied to a person’s skin in its normal sensitiveness, a piece of wood and a piece of cloth.
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