Neural Transmitter Implantation
Wireless in vivo recording
Many customers can complete transmitter implantation with the provided guides and videos, but some may prefer hands-on, on-site training.
An EPOCH surgical technician will fly to the customer’s U.S. location* and demonstrate implanting a rat or mouse of the customer’s choice, and then watch/direct as the customer implants a second animal.
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Standard Transmitters
2-week (4 x 6 mm)
2-month (8.5 x 9.5 mm)
6-month (9.3 x 12.4)
Reusable Transmitter now available!
Up to 6 months of multi-channel recording of EEG, ECG, and/or EMG
Amplify bioptentials and wirelessly transmit data to receiver placed under industry-standard caging system
A. Hemostat (curved)
B. Fine scissors
C. 4x Aneurism clamps
D. Toothed forceps
E. Burr tool
F. Fine burr (FST #19007-09 or equivalent)
G. Accelerant (Loctite 7452 or equivalent)
H. Cyanoacrylate (Loctite 4541 or equivalent)
I. Suture (Vicryl 4-0)
J. Electrocautery unit
Epoch wireless in vivo recording
Epoch wireless in vivo recording - EEG monitoring
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– Participant setup
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– Review of results from other tests
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