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The Conduct Science precise impactor is used to create and evaluate traumatic brain injury mechanisms in pre-clinical medical research.
This device allows researchers to induce traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) with parameters such as impact depth, velocity, and dwell time precisely controlled to ensure accurate damage to provide high efficiency, repeatability, and stability, ensuring the reproducibility ofĀ impact direction and injury position.
Moreover, the precise impactor assesses cord injury mechanisms effectively. It can be precisely locked and applied to the spinal cord, especially when combined with our spinal cord adapters designed for mice and rats.
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Digital Stereotaxic frame for mouse and rat with single of dual arms.
Designed for maximum precision and accuracy, the Conduct Science Digital Stereotaxic frame features an automated three-dimensional operating arm (X, Y, and Z axis) to provide aĀ maximum reading accuracy ofĀ 0.01MM (10um) and travel range of 80mm. To ensure optimum long-term use, the operating arm replaces the traditional metal-to-metal “hard grinding” transmission with a combination of screw rod and rolling mechanisms to maintain the stability and accuracy of the coordinate axis over time. Molded transmission screws and thread sleeves and the use of connecting joints (rather than multiple joint connections) ensure stability and uniformity to reduce error in use.
This instrument comes with a set of mouse or rat adapters and a pair of ear bars.
Manual Stereotaxic frame for mouse and rat with single of dual arms.
Designed for maximum precision and accuracy, the Conduct Science Stereotaxic frame features a three-dimensional operating arm (X, Y, and Z axis) to provide aĀ reading accuracy ofĀ 0.1mm (100Ī¼m) and travel range of 80mm. To ensure optimum long-term use, the operating arm replaces the traditional metal-to-metal “hard grinding” transmission with a combination of screw rod and rolling mechanisms to maintain the stability and accuracy of the coordinate axis over time. Molded transmission screws and thread sleeves and the use of connecting joints (rather than multiple joint connections) ensure stability and uniformity to reduce error in use.
This instrument comes with a set of mouse or rat adapters and a pair of ear bars.
Stereotaxic Spinal Cord Adaptor (for SCI experiments)
SCI: Spinal Cord Injury with the Precise Impactor Device.Ā
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Microvascular Injury in Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Accelerates Alzheimer-like Pathogenesis in Mice Lead Authors Yingxi Wu, Jianxiong Zeng, Brock Pluimer, Shirley Dong Reference: Microvascular Injury
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