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Metal Gavage Tubes Cause Significantly More Esophageal Inflammation in Mice Than Plastic Tubes A new study by BMS scientists highlights an animal welfare refinement to this common dosing procedure Flexible plastic feeding tubes have been ... Read Post
Rat Vascular Access Port Is Being Used “Off-Label” with Other Species Including Ferrets, Hamsters, Rabbits and Minipigs Our team has developed the Vascular Access Button™ (VAB™) over the past ten years, working closely ... Read Post
Catheter Tip Location and its Impact on Patency While the debate over catheter tip shape and its resulting impact on patency has been settled, it is also important to understand that much has to do ... Read Post
New Flexible Feeding Tube for Mouse Gavage 20ga 34mm size supports demand for more precise tip placement Instech is pleased to announce a new addition to our line of flexible feeding tubes for ... Read Post
Five Keys to Patency Understanding the key factors that influence patency in catheterized mice and rats can lead to more successful sampling and infusion studies. When it ... Read Post
Instech Offers Microsurgery Training Education is a strategic focus for the infusion and sampling products manufacturer based in Plymouth Meeting, PA In September of 2022, Andrée ... Read Post
Guide to Microsurgical Techniques in Rats and Mice Table of Contents: Latest Refinements and How to Achieve Optimal Outcomes in Rodent Vascular Catheterization Guide to Surgical Instruments for Rodent ... Read Post
Guide to Surgical Instruments for Rodent Catheterization When preparing for survival microsurgery, there is a lot to consider. Surgical skills aside, being fully prepared using atraumatic and aseptic ... Read Post
Netherlands 2023 Course on Glucose Clamping in Freely Moving Mice and Rats RRSSC, Instech, and the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Basic Metabolic Research to host a hands-on laboratory course on the glucose clamp ... Read Post
What Does Laminar Flow Have to Do with Rodent Catheters? You may be infusing more lock solution than you think into your animals. The flow of fluids in the small tubes used for rodent catheters is almost ... Read Post
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