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Method Article
Raafat P. FARES
ETISENSE SAS, R&D department, 60A avenue Rockefeller, 69001 LYON France
Corresponding Author
ORCiD: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3963-381X
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In preclinical research, animal welfare is a major foundation for relevant and high-quality data. Due to limited technology features in biomedical research, animal welfare can be impaired leading to poor-quality and irrelevant scientific data. Therefore, there is a growing interest in developing new technologies that are able to deliver satisfactory outcomes for both ethical and scientific needs in widely used species in biomedical research such as rats. A telemetric system was developed to meet these needs in the cardiorespiratory field in small animals within 180 grams-3 kilograms weight range. This system called DECRO is a non-invasive connected jacket designed to simultaneously monitor cardiac and respiratory functions, and activity while animals are unrestrained in their environment. This publication describes recommended procedure to achieve proper recording in rats using this jacket.
Keywords
Decro, connected telemetry jacket, cardiology, respiratory function, respiratory inductive plethysmography, rat electrocardiogram, cardiorepiratory rat, simultaneous cardiorepiratory, social housing rat, rat welfare,
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Ms. Alexia BOIRES declares that she has no conflict of interest. Mr. Raafat P. FARES declares that he is presently employed by ETISENSE SAS. Mr. Charles EYNARD and Mr. Timothé FLENET both declare that they are founders and executive at ETISENSE SAS.
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Method Article
Raafat P. FARES
ETISENSE SAS, R&D department, 60A avenue Rockefeller, 69001 LYON France
Corresponding Author
ORCiD: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3963-381X
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This work is licensed under a CC BY 4.0 License. Read Full License
In preclinical research, animal welfare is a major foundation for relevant and high-quality data. Due to limited technology features in biomedical research, animal welfare can be impaired leading to poor-quality and irrelevant scientific data. Therefore, there is a growing interest in developing new technologies that are able to deliver satisfactory outcomes for both ethical and scientific needs in widely used species in biomedical research such as rats. A telemetric system was developed to meet these needs in the cardiorespiratory field in small animals within 180 grams-3 kilograms weight range. This system called DECRO is a non-invasive connected jacket designed to simultaneously monitor cardiac and respiratory functions, and activity while animals are unrestrained in their environment. This publication describes recommended procedure to achieve proper recording in rats using this jacket.
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Associated Publications
High-resolution respiratory inductive plethysmography in rats: validation in anesthetized conditions
by T Flénet, J Fontecave-Jallon, P-Y Guméry, +4
Physiological Measurement (16 March, 2017)
Non-invasive cardiac output monitoring in pharmacology: A plethysmographie solution in rats
by Timothe Flenet, Julie Fontecave-Jallon, Stephane Tanguy, +3
2016 38th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society (EMBC) (20 October, 2016)
Inductive plethysmography in rats: towards a new standard for longitudinal non-invasive cardiac output monitoring in preclinical studies
by J Fontecave-Jallon, T Flénet, C Eynard, +3
Physiological Measurement (03 August, 2018)
Detecting variations of blood volume shift due to heart beat from respiratory inductive plethysmography measurements in man
by J Fontecave-Jallon, B Videlier, P Baconnier, +3
Physiological Measurement (19 August, 2013)
Abstracts of 14th FELASA congress 2019
Laboratory Animals (03 June, 2019)