Animal catheters allow researchers to administer drugs and other pharmacological compounds into animal models such as rats and mice. Compounds can be delivered intravenously into the general circulation, into the portal vein, or internally into the small intestine. If chronically implanted, catheters can also help minimize adverse influences of anesthesia, acute effects of surgery, and stress from handling and restraint. Animal catheters can be designed for optimal delivery into specific tissues, such as the aorta, vena cava, jugular vein, bile duct, duodenum, and intestine.
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- The technique of using these rat catheters is for conscious, relatively unrestrained, rats with indwelling catheters. Rats prepared with chronically implanted catheters avoid possible adverse influences of anesthesia, acute effects of surgery, and stress from handling and restraint. Drugs can be administered by many routes: intravenously into the general circulation, into the portal vein, or internally into the small intestine. Non-irritating drugs can be given subcutaneously or intraperitoneally. Systemic venous blood (inferior or superior vena cava) and portal vein blood can be sampled. If pulmonary metabolism is not a factor, an aortic cannula provides the equivalent of a mixed venous blood sample. IITC catheters come in 10 different types. They are comprised of PE10, PE20 and silastic. The catheters can be ordered in either a “hybrid end” or “reinforced end”. State which ever option when ordering the selected catheters. In addition all IITC catheters have a flared end.
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IITC Life Science
- The technique of using these rat catheters is for conscious, relatively unrestrained, rats with indwelling catheters. Rats prepared with chronically implanted catheters avoid possible adverse influences of anesthesia, acute effects of surgery, and stress from handling and restraint. Drugs can be administered by many routes: intravenously into the general circulation, into the portal vein, or internally into the small intestine. Non-irritating drugs can be given subcutaneously or intraperitoneally. Systemic venous blood (inferior or superior vena cava) and portal vein blood can be sampled. If pulmonary metabolism is not a factor, an aortic cannula provides the equivalent of a mixed venous blood sample. IITC catheters come in 10 different types. They are comprised of PE10, PE20 and silastic. The catheters can be ordered in either a “hybrid end” or “reinforced end”. State which ever option when ordering the selected catheters. In addition all IITC catheters have a flared end.
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IITC Life Science
- The technique of using these rat catheters is for conscious, relatively unrestrained, rats with indwelling catheters. Rats prepared with chronically implanted catheters avoid possible adverse influences of anesthesia, acute effects of surgery, and stress from handling and restraint. Drugs can be administered by many routes: intravenously into the general circulation, into the portal vein, or internally into the small intestine. Non-irritating drugs can be given subcutaneously or intraperitoneally. Systemic venous blood (inferior or superior vena cava) and portal vein blood can be sampled. If pulmonary metabolism is not a factor, an aortic cannula provides the equivalent of a mixed venous blood sample. IITC catheters come in 10 different types. They are comprised of PE10, PE20 and silastic. The catheters can be ordered in either a “hybrid end” or “reinforced end”. State which ever option when ordering the selected catheters. In addition all IITC catheters have a flared end.
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IITC Life Science
- The technique of using these rat catheters is for conscious, relatively unrestrained, rats with indwelling catheters. Rats prepared with chronically implanted catheters avoid possible adverse influences of anesthesia, acute effects of surgery, and stress from handling and restraint. Drugs can be administered by many routes: intravenously into the general circulation, into the portal vein, or internally into the small intestine. Non-irritating drugs can be given subcutaneously or intraperitoneally. Systemic venous blood (inferior or superior vena cava) and portal vein blood can be sampled. If pulmonary metabolism is not a factor, an aortic cannula provides the equivalent of a mixed venous blood sample. IITC catheters come in 10 different types. They are comprised of PE10, PE20 and silastic. The catheters can be ordered in either a “hybrid end” or “reinforced end”. State which ever option when ordering the selected catheters. In addition all IITC catheters have a flared end.
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IITC Life Science
- The technique of using these rat catheters is for conscious, relatively unrestrained, rats with indwelling catheters. Rats prepared with chronically implanted catheters avoid possible adverse influences of anesthesia, acute effects of surgery, and stress from handling and restraint. Drugs can be administered by many routes: intravenously into the general circulation, into the portal vein, or internally into the small intestine. Non-irritating drugs can be given subcutaneously or intraperitoneally. Systemic venous blood (inferior or superior vena cava) and portal vein blood can be sampled. If pulmonary metabolism is not a factor, an aortic cannula provides the equivalent of a mixed venous blood sample. IITC catheters come in 10 different types. They are comprised of PE10, PE20 and silastic. The catheters can be ordered in either a “hybrid end” or “reinforced end”. State which ever option when ordering the selected catheters. In addition all IITC catheters have a flared end.
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IITC Life Science
- The technique of using these rat catheters is for conscious, relatively unrestrained, rats with indwelling catheters. Rats prepared with chronically implanted catheters avoid possible adverse influences of anesthesia, acute effects of surgery, and stress from handling and restraint. Drugs can be administered by many routes: intravenously into the general circulation, into the portal vein, or internally into the small intestine. Non-irritating drugs can be given subcutaneously or intraperitoneally. Systemic venous blood (inferior or superior vena cava) and portal vein blood can be sampled. If pulmonary metabolism is not a factor, an aortic cannula provides the equivalent of a mixed venous blood sample. IITC catheters come in 10 different types. They are comprised of PE10, PE20 and silastic. The catheters can be ordered in either a “hybrid end” or “reinforced end”. State which ever option when ordering the selected catheters. In addition all IITC catheters have a flared end.
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IITC Life Science
- The technique of using these rat catheters is for conscious, relatively unrestrained, rats with indwelling catheters. Rats prepared with chronically implanted catheters avoid possible adverse influences of anesthesia, acute effects of surgery, and stress from handling and restraint. Drugs can be administered by many routes: intravenously into the general circulation, into the portal vein, or internally into the small intestine. Non-irritating drugs can be given subcutaneously or intraperitoneally. Systemic venous blood (inferior or superior vena cava) and portal vein blood can be sampled. If pulmonary metabolism is not a factor, an aortic cannula provides the equivalent of a mixed venous blood sample. IITC catheters come in 10 different types. They are comprised of PE10, PE20 and silastic. The catheters can be ordered in either a “hybrid end” or “reinforced end”. State which ever option when ordering the selected catheters. In addition all IITC catheters have a flared end.
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IITC Life Science
- The technique of using these rat catheters is for conscious, relatively unrestrained, rats with indwelling catheters. Rats prepared with chronically implanted catheters avoid possible adverse influences of anesthesia, acute effects of surgery, and stress from handling and restraint. Drugs can be administered by many routes: intravenously into the general circulation, into the portal vein, or internally into the small intestine. Non-irritating drugs can be given subcutaneously or intraperitoneally. Systemic venous blood (inferior or superior vena cava) and portal vein blood can be sampled. If pulmonary metabolism is not a factor, an aortic cannula provides the equivalent of a mixed venous blood sample. IITC catheters come in 10 different types. They are comprised of PE10, PE20 and silastic. The catheters can be ordered in either a “hybrid end” or “reinforced end”. State which ever option when ordering the selected catheters. In addition all IITC catheters have a flared end.
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IITC Life Science
- The technique of using these rat catheters is for conscious, relatively unrestrained, rats with indwelling catheters. Rats prepared with chronically implanted catheters avoid possible adverse influences of anesthesia, acute effects of surgery, and stress from handling and restraint. Drugs can be administered by many routes: intravenously into the general circulation, into the portal vein, or internally into the small intestine. Non-irritating drugs can be given subcutaneously or intraperitoneally. Systemic venous blood (inferior or superior vena cava) and portal vein blood can be sampled. If pulmonary metabolism is not a factor, an aortic cannula provides the equivalent of a mixed venous blood sample. IITC catheters come in 10 different types. They are comprised of PE10, PE20 and silastic. The catheters can be ordered in either a “hybrid end” or “reinforced end”. State which ever option when ordering the selected catheters. In addition all IITC catheters have a flared end.
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IITC Life Science
- The technique of using these rat catheters is for conscious, relatively unrestrained, rats with indwelling catheters. Rats prepared with chronically implanted catheters avoid possible adverse influences of anesthesia, acute effects of surgery, and stress from handling and restraint. Drugs can be administered by many routes: intravenously into the general circulation, into the portal vein, or internally into the small intestine. Non-irritating drugs can be given subcutaneously or intraperitoneally. Systemic venous blood (inferior or superior vena cava) and portal vein blood can be sampled. If pulmonary metabolism is not a factor, an aortic cannula provides the equivalent of a mixed venous blood sample. IITC catheters come in 10 different types. They are comprised of PE10, PE20 and silastic. The catheters can be ordered in either a “hybrid end” or “reinforced end”. State which ever option when ordering the selected catheters. In addition all IITC catheters have a flared end.
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