What is another word for Babinski Reflex?
Pronunciation: [babˈɪnskɪ ɹˈiːflɛks] (IPA) 
The Babinski Reflex is a neurological condition characterized by the upward movement of toes and foot when the sole is firmly stroked. It is also known as a plantar reflex or an upgoing toe reflex. The reflex is named after the French neurologist Joseph Babinski, who first described it. In medical terms, the Babinski Reflex is referred to as an extensor plantar response. Other synonyms of the Babinski Reflex include the big toe reflex, Chaddock sign, and Oppenheim's reflex. These conditions are used to identify neurological problems and are crucial in assessing the central nervous system's functioning. They are commonly used by physicians during a physical exam as a diagnostic tool to help determine underlying neurological conditions.
