Bioseb rodent analgesiometers

A unique device that provides automated measurement of weight bearing and force distribution over time during voluntary gait. Synchronized video tracking and force transducers measure gait dynamics, for a voluntary multi-step sequence ...

An operator independent test to study pain thresholds in rodents (mouse and rat) by assessing temperature preference (thermal comfort zone) - a new tool for your analgesia/nociception research opening new fields of investigation, ...

... improved! The operator-independent Thermal Gradient Test used to show favorite temperature and thermal comfort threshold on rodents (mouse and rat) freely moving on a plate offering a temperature gradient has a new software ...

... distribution on both hind paws of rodents maintained in a restrainer. Restraining, however, induced higher level of stress for the test subjects. Since its launching in 2008, Bioseb's Dynamic Weight Bearing test is ...

A quick solution to determine the mechanical sensitivity threshold in rodents (mice and rats). Now wireless, to be free from annoying cables! This precise and easy-to-use electronic instrument is a must-have reference ...

... sensitivity threshold in rodents (rats and mice). A well-known issue with classical Electronic Von Frey instruments is the necessity for the operator to bend into an uncomfortable posture in order to stimulate under ...

... -art colour, touchscreen console, the Algokit can include up to 3 sensors among our Electronic Von Frey, Rodent Pincher and Small Animal Algometer (SMALGO). With a common control unit and software, it ...

A fast and accurate algometer based on an instrumented pincher as an alternative to the Randall-Selitto test: This new analgesia meter developed by Bioseb following Luis-Delgado et al. (2005) allows accurate ...

Determination of the animal threshold response to pain induced in the paw by the application of a uniformly increasing pressure Presentation The Randall & Selitto test is based on determination of the animal threshold response to ...

... research by allowing you to test animal's sensitivity to pain resulting from exposure to heat or cold. This innovative Analgesia Meter is based on a metal plate which can be heated to 55°C and cooled to -2°C (with ...