Z5112 Standard Positioning Device And Cranial Spinal Cord Injury Instrument

The Z5112 Standard Stereotaxic Instrument and Craniocerebral/Spinal Cord Injury Instrument is a device mainly used for creating animal craniocerebral injury models, which is based on the principle of free fall and consists of a standard brain stereotaxic instrument, spinal cord adapter, free-fall impactor, weights, striker pins and other components.

The Z5112 Standard Stereotaxic Instrument and Craniocerebral/Spinal Cord Injury Instrument uses a brain stereotaxic instrument to fix the animal's head, or cooperates with a spinal cord adapter to fix the animal's spinal part to prevent any relative movement. The three-dimensional manipulator is moved to accurately locate the impact site, and then based on the principle of free fall, the position and impact force of the collision are precisely controlled by selecting weights of different weights and limit devices, resulting in different degrees of damage to the animal's craniocerebral or spinal cord parts. It can create highly reproducible craniocerebral injury/spinal cord injury models without computer software control, featuring simple operation, strong practicability and high cost performance. It is mainly used in neuroscience research to establish experimental models for small animals such as mice, rats, and guinea pigs.

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