OUR MODELS
Assessing vascular reactivity is an essential element in furthering cardiovascular research. These systems capture data through vasoconstriction, vasodilation, mechanical force generation and imaging of vessels as well as customizable and dynamic muscle strip studies. Countless individual experiments can be performed using the DMT wire, pressure, organ bath, or muscle strip systems.
Wire MyographyA powerful method for high-throughput recording of small vessel force generation.
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Pressure MyographyA more dynamic approach to studying vascular reactivity of isolated vessels through static pressure, flow or pulsatile pressures.
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Organ BathA time-tested traditional approach for large rings and highly customizable muscle strip experiments.
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OUR CUSTOMERS SAY IT BEST
Dr. Maria Bloksgaard
Department of Cardiovascular & Renal Research
University of Southern Denmark
University of Southern Denmark
"Having tried other systems and Danish Myo Technology pressure myographs I must say that I clearly prefer the DMT system. Both systems are easy to handle manually, however on the analysis side, the DMT system is superior."
Prof. Stephanie Watts
Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology
Michigan State University, MI, USA
Michigan State University, MI, USA
"I’m stunned at how easy it is to mount vessels, put them in the chambers, and make sure that we control the variables that we need to when doing experiments."
Prof. William Campbell
Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology
Medical College of Wisconsin, WI, USA
Medical College of Wisconsin, WI, USA
"We are very positive about the DMT wire myographs. They are compact, easy to use and absolutely reproducible. The modular system allow easy cleaning and repair. My technicians and students prefer the DMT system to the others in the lab."
