Mouse Kit For Telemetry Training

$340
$340

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  • Basic kit for mouse surgeries and dissections
  • Contains 8 popular instruments
  • Kit includes:
    • (1) 14098 - Dumont #5 Tweezers
    • (1) 14003 - Vannas Scissors
    • (1) 15915 - Iris Forceps, Curved, Serrated
    • (1) 14393 - Dissecting Scissors, 10 cm, Straight
    • (1) 500453 - Vessel Cannulation Forceps, 10 cm
    • (1) 14130 - Wire Retractor
    • (1) 14109 - Needle Holder
    • (1) 501313 - Blunt Probe, 1.0 mm Diameter
    • (1) 503294 - Small Portfolio

Details

A telemetry surgical instrument kit is used for performing precise and delicate procedures during mouse surgeries and dissections, particularly in telemetry studies. This basic kit includes eight essential instruments selected for their versatility and precision, such as Dumont #5 tweezers, Vannas scissors, curved and straight forceps, a needle holder, and a blunt probe. It also contains specialized tools like vessel cannulation forceps and a wire retractor to support microsurgical techniques. Compact and organized in a small portfolio, the kit provides researchers with the core tools needed for successful implantation, tissue dissection, and instrument placement in small animal models.

Resources

Surgical Instrument Care and Handling Instructions
Mouse Kit For Telemetry Training

$340.00

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