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High QualityAcid resistant stainless steel for avoiding lipids sticking
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Thoughtful DesignIdeal for physiological responses under myogenic tone.
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Latest TechnologyDirect data streaming to MyoVIEW Live Tracking
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User FriendlyReliable, flexible & trusted
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The Blind Sac Pressure or Pressure Myograph System - 114PB is a system used to study the structure and function of isolated sections of small vessels (diameter >40 μm) under near physiological conditions. Vessel diameters can be measured in response to pharmacological and physiological stimuli.
A built-in heating system maintains the chamber temperature, eliminating the need for continuous and often costly super fusion. The chamber cover includes ports for optional super fusion, rapid draining and filling, oxygenation and cumulative addition of drugs. To facilitate cleaning, the chamber is made of acid resistant stainless steel. Due to the nature of the 114PB system, the primary area of research is physiological responses under myogenic tone. Any experiment studying a pressurized vessel can be performed. The state of the art software MyoVIEW will collect data such as vessel wall thickness, changes in vessel and lumen diameter, intravascular pressure, and a host of other calculated parameters can be collected, setting pressure myography apart from standard organ bath techniques. |
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Myograph Chamber # Constant transmural pressure # Visualization of vessel through optical base window # Vessel diameter >30µm and <10mm length # In-line pressure transducer # XYZ alignment of pressurized vessel # Acid resistant stainless steel chamber |
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Interface Unit # Intregreted buffer resevoir (heated) # Direct data streaming # Integrated heat control # Intregreted pressure calibration procedure # Intuitive touch-screen menus # Compact design / small footprint |
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Diameter Tracking Software # Live detection # Multiple zones for edge detection # Multiple scanlines for accurate measurements # Event markers and tracking # Real-time calculations of diameter, wall thickness, cross- sectional area, and more |
