
The emkaBELT module measures respiratory parameters in large subjects such as dogs, primates and pigs. It is based on respiratory inductive plethysmography (RIP), a proven method for quantitative and qualitative non-invasive respiratory measurements.
One or two belts are placed around the subject's thorax and/or abdomen. Only one belt is required for measuring lung volume; the second belt, if used, measures the thorax-abdomen phase difference, a surrogate marker of airway resistance.
Two versions are available:
Calibration is straightforward and rapid when using the dedicated module in ecgAUTO.
The external module may be used to increase recording time (because it has its own power supply - 2 AA/R6 batteries).
> ask for a quote | top of page |The nibp O.P.T. (oscillometric pressure telemetry) module measures blood pressure using the well-established principle of blood flow occlusion with an air-filled cuff. nibp is analyzed using powerful proprietary detection algorithms.
Measured parameters are systolic and diastolic blood pressure, amplitude mean blood pressure and heart rate.
It is supplied with the cuff and software to configure nibp (maximum inflation pressure, number of inflation-deflation cycles per train…).
> is it feasible to measure blood pressure non-invasively in ambulatory animals?
The thermocouple for measuring skin temperature is factory-calibrated and temperature-compensated.
> ask for a quote | top of page |The t-PRESS module is used in combination with a subcutaneously implanted vascular access port (vap) to measure blood pressure.
Please note that emka TECHNOLOGIES does not supply the vap.
> is t-PRESS a feasible alternative to use of implants for measuring blood pressure?
> emkaPACK hardware
transmitters, receivers…
> emkaPACK options
respiration belts, blood pressure, skin temperature…
> possible combination of options
with the emkaPACK
> prepared dog subject
with the emkaPACK and options