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新生小鼠大鼠不需预热无创血压监测仪
发布时间:2010-11-10

世界第一个, 也是唯一一个不需预热, 非侵入性新生小鼠和大鼠血压监测仪

-日本MuromachiKikai新品推荐

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Capable of recording from neonatal mice (1.4 g) to aged rats (1 kg)



Muromachi MK2000ST   MK1030,不同于传统的大小鼠无创血压计,在室温23℃以上就可以测量
老鼠的血压,很适合用来调查药物对动物的影响,一旦动物在限制管内有安置好,则只要按下
·            开始键,HR心率(Heart Rate), SB收缩压(Systolic BP), MBP平均血压(Mean BP); DBP舒张压
·             (Diastolic BP, calculated value)就可以自动测量。



MK-2000ST  不需预热、非侵入式无创大小鼠血压计
产品主要特性
1. 高灵敏度:一般很难量到血压的colored mice (如 C57 BL/6),仓鼠(麻醉)及天竺鼠(无麻醉),
使用 Muromachi MK-2000ST都可以测得到其血压。
2. 测量范围大: 新生小鼠(1.4g)-- 成年鼠(1kg)都可以测到其血压。
患病动物也可测量(例如心肌梗塞的动物)
3. 测量老鼠尾部血压不需加热: 室温23°C以上即可。其它传统测量, 加热的过程或
限制动物移动的行为,可能会对老鼠造成压迫(stress-induced),使得其血压受到影响,
并可能伤害老鼠的健康, 甚至老鼠死亡.
4. 操作简单: 可设定手动或自动连续测量。
5. 两种操作模式: 模式1: HR(心率),SBP(收缩压)
模式2: 测量 HR/SBP/MBP(平均血压)/DBP(舒张压,计算值)
6. 连续测量功能:连续测量可以最大到10次,此外为了得到更短的测量时间,也可以连续
快速测量;测量时显示脉波图,测量结果数字显示:收缩压、平均血压、舒张压及心率。
7. 内建快速打印机,可即时打印结果, 屏幕上的数据包括平均值(AV)和标准差(SD),
1秒钟即可打印输出, 并可用串口将数据传至电脑。
8. 自动序列功能:动物的尾动脉血压能够自动监测,时间间隔可以是1-99分钟。每一次间
隔,能够检测1-10次。该全自动功能可以被输出打印。
9. 时间印记功能: MK-2000ST精确记录每一次BP测量的时间.
10. 硬拷贝功能:屏幕上显示的一切都可以被拷屏打印,只需要摁一下PRTSCREEN按键
10. 串口连接: DCS-2000数据采集软件
11. 动物限制管是由黑色棕丙烯醛基制作,动物在相当安静无干扰的环境下测量


日本MuromachiKikai的大小鼠无创血压仪是目前世界上最好的大小鼠无创血压仪设备,
分为两种不同类型的大小鼠无创血压仪,一种是无需预热的大小鼠无创血压仪,
另外一种是便携性经济型的大小鼠无创血压仪。
SPECIFICATIONS
Main Unit  (MK-2000ST)
SBP
Cuff pressure when pulse reappears
MBP
Cuff pressure when pulse amplitude becomes largest
DBP
Calculated value based on SBP and MBP   (3MBP-SBP)/2
Detection
LED,  Photo Transistor
Inflation Range
0 - 350mmHg
Printer Outputs
Date, Time, Animal No., Weight, Operation Mode, Interval,   No of Measuring Trials, Raw Data,  Average and S.D.
Chart Paper
Thermo-sensitive 58 mm Wide x 25m Long
Power
AC100-130V 50/60Hz
Dimensions
210W x 310D x 210 mmH
Weight
Approx.  8 kg
Keyboard
Function Keys
33
Dimensions
145W x120D x20 mmH
Weight
Approx.  0.4 kg
The Standard System Comes Supplied with:
Main Unit (Printer included)
1
Keyboard
1
Animal Holder (Any one from the list)
1
Cuff-pulse Sensor (Any one from the list)
1
Measuring Stand for Rats
1
TSP-10 Chart Paper (Pack of 5 Rolls)
1
APC-2000 Accessory Case
1
Dust Cover
1
Animal Holders
Mouse Holder (3S)
5-10g
Mouse Holder (SS)
10-20g
Mouse Holder (S)
20-30g
Mouse Holder (M)
30-40g
Mouse Holder (L)
40-50g
Rat Holder (3S)
50-70g
Rat Holder (SS)
70-90g
Rat Holder (S)
90-150g
Rat Holder (SM)
150-210g
Rat Holder (M)
210-270g
Rat Holder (ML)
270-350g
Rat Holder (L)
350-500g
Rat Holder (LL)
500-800g
Cuff-Pulse Sensors
Neo24NH
1.4 - 2g
Neo32NH
2 - 5g
Neo40NH
5 - 10g
Mouse NH
20-50g
OB Mouse NH
OB Mouse & Mouse 5 - 20g
C57 Mouse NH
C57BL6 Mouse
Hamster (S)NH
Approx.  60-80g
Hamster (M)NH
Approx.  80-120g
Hamster (L)NH
Approx 120-160g
Rat (S)NH
90-210g
Rat (M)NH
210-350g
Rat (ML)NH
350-500g
Rat (L)NH
500-800g






日本MuromachiKikai MK-1030经济型便携式非侵入式无创大小鼠无创血压计

1  支持测量尾部动脉血压
2  测量HR/SBP/MBP/DBP,可以显示在显示屏上
3  HR由10次脉搏决定
4  SBP初始值由加压至25毫米汞柱每秒。放气值大约4-5毫米汞柱每秒,SBP很准确
5  加压可以至400毫米汞柱每秒,SHRSP可以被测量
6  连续测量可达6次
7  动物管是由黑色棕丙烯醛基制作,动物在相当安静无干扰的环境下测量
8  PMB-1030预热测量腔来自于标准系统
9  串口设计连接数据输出打印,DCS-1030数据采集软件
10 A4纸大小,便携
11  操作简单
特性
Main Unit MK-1030
Power
AC100-120V 50/60Hz
Dimensions
320W x 250D x 80mmH
Weight
Approx. 5 kg
PMB-1030  Preheat&Measuring Box  (Standard Accessory)
Heating Method
Electric Heater
Material
Internal:SS External:PCV
Sensor
Thermistor
Display
LCD
Dimensions
100W x 230D x 150mmH
Weight
1.3 kg
The Standard System Includes:
Main Unit (MK-1030)
1
PMB-1030 Preheat&Measuring Box
1
Animal Holder (any one from the list)
1
Cuff-Pulse Sensor (any one from the list)
1
Animal Holders
Rat Holder    (SS)
50 - 90g
Rat Holder    (S)
90 - 150g
Rat Holder    (SM)
150 - 210g
Rat Holder    (M)
210 - 270g
Rat Holder    (ML)
270 - 350g
Rat Holder    (L)
350 - 500g
Mouse Holder     (S)
20 - 30g
Mouse Holder     (M)
30 - 40g
Mouse Holder     (L)
40 - 50g
Cuff-Pulse Sensors
Rat (S)
50 - 150g
Rat (M)
150 - 270g
Rat (L)
270 - 500g
Mouse
20 - 50g
Optional Extras
DCS-1030 Data Collection Software (Windows Version)
Printer





To measure blood pressure of small animals such as rats or mice using conventional BP Monitors, animals had to be preheated by some means. However, the advent of MK-2000 has made it possible to measure blood pressure without preheating animals provided that the room temperature is at least 23 degrees C. MK-2000ST is the successor to MK-2000 and has become more compact than ever before.
MK-2000ST is ideal for investigating the effects of drugs on animals.  Once the animals are restrained properly, just press the START key and HR (Heart Rate), SBP (Systolic BP), MBP (Mean BP) and DBP (Diastolic BP, calculated value) will be automatically measured.

It photoplethysmographically measures pulsatile blood pressure of tail arteries. Pulses are stored into the computer memory and the peak levels of the pulses are plotted on the display. X-axis indicates cuff pressure, and Y-axis indicates amplitude of pulses. Using this method, the operator can decrease the risk of selecting artifacts and BP measurement is made more objective compared to the conventional digital display method.

SBP is initially estimated by inflating the cuff at approximately 25 mmHg/sec. During cuff deflation at about 4-5 mmHg/sec, SBP is determined precisely. SBP is defined as the point when the pulse reappears..

Main Features

1. Two operation modes are available.
With Mode 1 HR (Heart Rate) and SBP (Systolic Blood Pressure) are measured. With Mode 2 HR, SBP, MBP (Mean Blood Pressure) and DBP (Diastolic Blood Pressure, calculated value) can be measured.

MODE1 HR SBP
MODE2 HR SBP MBP (DBP)

NOTE:HR (Heart Rate), SBP (Systolic BP), MBP (Mean BP), DBP (Diastolic BP, calculated value)

2. Continuous Measurement Function
Continuous measurement can be performed up to ten (10) times. Further, continuous & rapid measurement can also be performed in order to shorten the measuring time.

3. Rapid Printout Function
Onscreen data including average (AV) and standard deviation (SD), are printed out in about one (1) second by the high-performance thermal printer. Data may also be deleted at the operator's discretion.

4. Colored mice such as C57BL/6,  neonatal mice weighing 1.4 grams, hamsters (anaesthetized) and  guinea pigs (non-anaesthetized), of which blood pressure was so far considered difficult to measure, can be measured.

5. Sick animals can be measured. (e.g.  animal with cardiac infarction)

6. Multi-channel system is no longer needed. Just prepare multiple restrainers, and measurement can be done one after the other.

7.Auto-Sequence Function
Blood pressure of a tail artery of an animal can be monitored automatically at specified time intervals, which can be 1 - 99 minutes in length. At each interval, anywhere from 1-10 measurements can be made. This function invokes a series of procedures automatically--- measurement,  printout of data and transfer to a PC.

8. Time-Stamp Function
The MK-2000ST precisely records the time of each BP measurement.

9. Hard Copy Function
The screen on the display can be captured to the thermal printer using the PrtScreen key.

10. An RS-232C interface is provided on the rear panel of the main unit. Using the optional DCS-2000 Data Collection Software  (Windows Version) the data obtained can be exported to a personal computer and stored as a CSV file.

11. The animal holders are made of dark brown acryl, allowing BP measurement under relatively stress-free conditions.

12. Operation is very simple.

SPECIFICATIONS

Main Unit  (MK-2000ST)

SBP Cuff pressure when pulse reappears
MBP Cuff pressure when pulse amplitude becomes largest
DBP Calculated value based on SBP and MBP   (3MBP-SBP)/2
Detection LED,  Photo Transistor
Inflation Range 0 - 350mmHg
Printer Outputs Date, Time, Animal No., Weight, Operation Mode, Interval,   No of Measuring Trials, Raw Data,  Average and S.D.
Chart Paper

Thermo-sensitive 58 mm Wide x 25m Long

Power AC100-130V 50/60Hz
Dimensions 210W x 310D x 210 mmH
Weight Approx.  8 kg

Keyboard

Function Keys 33
Dimensions 145W x120D x20 mmH
Weight Approx.  0.4 kg


The Standard System Comes Supplied with:

Main Unit (Printer included) 1
Keyboard 1
Animal Holder (Any one from the list) 1
Cuff-pulse Sensor (Any one from the list) 1
Measuring Stand for Rats 1
TSP-10 Chart Paper (Pack of 5 Rolls) 1
APC-2000 Accessory Case 1
Dust Cover 1


Animal Holders
Mouse Holder (3S) 5-10g
Mouse Holder (SS) 10-20g
Mouse Holder (S) 20-30g
Mouse Holder (M) 30-40g
Mouse Holder (L) 40-50g
Rat Holder (3S) 50-70g
Rat Holder (SS) 70-90g
Rat Holder (S) 90-150g
Rat Holder (SM) 150-210g
Rat Holder (M) 210-270g
Rat Holder (ML) 270-350g
Rat Holder (L) 350-500g
Rat Holder (LL) 500-800g
Cuff-Pulse Sensors
Neo24NH 1.4 - 2g
Neo32NH 2 - 5g
Neo40NH 5 - 10g
Mouse NH 20-50g
OB Mouse NH OB Mouse & Mouse 5 - 20g
C57 Mouse NH C57BL6 Mouse
Hamster (S)NH Approx.  60-80g
Hamster (M)NH Approx.  80-120g
Hamster (L)NH Approx 120-160g
Rat (S)NH 90-210g
Rat (M)NH 210-350g
Rat (ML)NH 350-500g
Rat (L)NH 500-800g



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Correlation between simultaneously recorded blood pressures (BP) from carotid catheter and BP measured with the Model MK-2000 in mice. Good correlation was seen in a wide range of BP, which was induced by i.v. infusions of pressor or depressor agents.


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The data was offered courtesy of Prof. Tomoyuki Kuwaki, Ph.D.,
Department of Molecular and Integrative Physiology, Graduate School of Medicine,
Chiba University


Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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