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Syringe Pump Performance When There is an Occlusion Maintaining catheter patency throughout a laboratory animal infusion study is the primary goal of the surgeons that implant the catheters and the ... Read Post
Guide to Understanding Syringe Pumps in Preclinical Infusion Studies Delivering an accurate, consistent dose in preclinical infusion studies requires far more than choosing a pump with an impressive specification. ... Read Post
Syringe Pump Performance at Low Flow Rates Typical flow rates for applications like mouse infusion, microdialysis and rodent intrathecal dosing are 0.1-20 µL/min. In theory, syringe pumps are ... Read Post
The Interface Between Syringe Pump and Human In the first blog post in this series we identified over 40 potential sources of error when a syringe pump delivers a dose, all of which we ... Read Post
Syringe Pump Accuracy in Preclinical Infusion Studies The pump’s accuracy specification is only a small part of the story. Syringe pumps are widely considered to be the most accurate devices for ... Read Post
Flow Rate Limits of Rodent Infusion Sets Introduction Small tubing is used for rodent infusion because of the low dead volume and to match the size of rodent vessels. Restrictions of 0.010in ... Read Post
Why Bother With an Occlusion Alarm on a Rodent Infusion Pump? A syringe pump is the standard device for delivering intravenous doses to rats and mice given its ability to dispense small volumes precisely. Most ... Read Post
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