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non-invasive telemetry is perfect for pigs The system developed by emka TECHNOLOGIES provides a restraint and surgery-free method to monitor subjects utilizing non-invasive telemetry. Non-invasive telemetry is an ideal solution for data acquisition in pigs. It eliminates stress on the animal during restraint, and facilitates easier interactions between the animals and investigators. The system is easily adaptable for use in pigs of different sizes, and can be used to acquire ecg data with the Nehb-Spöri lead configuration. Durable jackets and equipment are uniquely suited to the species.
minipigs in toxicology and safety pharmacology applicationsUse of the minipig in preclinical research has been steadily growing in recent years, and is set to continue as experience accumulates. Studies performed on minipigs are fully acceptable by regulatory authorities, including the FDA. The minipig offers several advantages as a second and even first non-rodent species in safety studies. The minipig is a good preclinical model, as many of the organ systems are physiologically and histologically similar to human counterparts. The minipig has a similar heart-to-body weight ratio and a coronary artery distribution similar to humans. Moreover, cardiac anatomy, physiology, metabolism and electrophysiology are comparable to man. In this respect, emka TECHNOLOGIES can supply and install necessary hardware and software, and provide other valuable services such as training, ongoing support and maintenance, and validation.
emkaPACK noninvasive telemetry system for minipigsThe system developed by emka TECHNOLOGIES provides a method to monitor subjects utilizing non-invasive telemetry.
The emkaPACK transmitter can be used to acquire 1- to 7-lead ecg, respiration, and several other parameters in single or groups of animals. A synchronized video signal can also be acquired.
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Further reading:
Kamil Nahas, Philippe Baneux, David Detweiler, Electrocardiographic monitoring in the Gottingen minipig (1.29 Mo), Comparative Medicine, Vol 52, No3, June 2002, Pages 256-264, American Association for Laboratory Animal Science, 2002
Minipigs as models for the toxicity testingof new medicines and chemicals: impact assessment
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