A chinrest-based approach to measure eye movements and experimental task engagement in macaques with minimal restraint

Rima, Samy; Greilsamer, Jennifer; Haag, Marcus; Cadena-Valencia, Jaime; Sansonnens, Morgan; Francovich, Andrea; Lanz, Florian; Zbinden, Andrina; Bergadano, Alessandra; Schmid, Michael Christoph

doi:10.1016/j.jneumeth.2024.110173

Journal of Neuroscience Methods

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.jneumeth.2024.110173

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A chinrest-based approach to measure eye movements and experimental task engagement in macaques with minimal restraint

Samy Rima,

Jennifer Greilsamer,

Marcus Haag

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3D-Printable Non-invasive Head Immobilization System for Non-Human Primates

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We introduce a novel 3D-printed non-invasive head immobilization system (NHIS) for macaque monkeys, addressing the limitations of traditional head fixation methods in behavioral experiments. Traditional techniques, crucial for precise eye movement tracking and neural recording, often lead to biological complications like infection and bone softening. Our innovative NHIS, designed using CT/MRI scans and custom software FLoRIN, offers a tailored, comfortable fit for each subject. It accommodates essential experimental equipment such as eye-tracking and physiological monitoring devices, providing a more adaptable and efficient alternative for nonhuman primate research.

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3D-Printable Non-invasive Head Immobilization System for Non-Human Primates

Shahbazi,

Nguyen,

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A chinrest-based approach to measure eye movements and experimental task engagement in macaques with minimal restraint

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3D-Printable Non-invasive Head Immobilization System for Non-Human Primates

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