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Four-electrode Plexiglas device enables rapid ECG recording in quiet, unanesthetized, standing guinea pigs.
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Describes a novel Plexiglas device for recording ECGs in unanesthetized guinea pigs in a normal standing posture.
A device for use in recording ECG's from guinea pigs is described. It is constructed of Plexiglas and consists of a base with four electrodes (separated by plastic ridges) on which the animal stands. The animal's activity is restricted by a removable box, the ends and top of which are adjustable to compensate for variations in animal size. The device permits recording of ECG's in rapid succession from quiet, unanesthetized animals in normal standing posture. Results obtained with the method are reported. apparatus for guinea pig ECG; time relations guinea pig ECG; normal ECG, guinea pig; factors affecting quality of ECG recordings from guinea pigs Submitted on October 21, 1964
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Richtarik et al. (1965) studied this question. Plexiglas device for recording ECGs was evaluated on Recording of ECGs in rapid succession from quiet, unanesthetized animals in normal standing posture. A Plexiglas device with four electrodes and an adjustable restriction box permitted the recording of ECGs in rapid succession from quiet, unanesthetized guinea pigs in a normal standing posture.
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