Mouse and Rat Blood Pressure System with Automatic Inflation

Description

The Mouse and Rat Blood Pressure System with Automatic Inflation is a non-invasive instrument for measuring blood pressure in rodents. It employs the photoelectric tail-cuff principle, where a sensor detects blood flow in the tail. A key operational feature is the automatic inflation of the tail cuff, which standardizes the measurement process and reduces user intervention. This system is designed to provide systolic blood pressure readings for mice and rats, facilitating research in areas like hypertension, cardiovascular disease, and drug efficacy. The automated cuff management helps improve reproducibility and efficiency during serial measurements on conscious, restrained animals.