Evaluation of respiratory function in conscious, non-restrained cynomolgus monkey using respiratory inductive plethysmography

Maucotel, Julie; Amrani, Francine El; Loriot, Stéphane; Amrani, Abdelaziz; Forster, Roy; Legrand, Jean-Jacques

doi:10.1016/j.vascn.2013.01.153

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“…External RIP has been validated to be an acceptable method for measuring ventilatory parameters in conscious non-restrained dogs Purbrick et al 2012) and primates (Maucote et al 2013). External RIP has been validated to be an acceptable method for measuring ventilatory parameters in conscious non-restrained dogs Purbrick et al 2012) and primates (Maucote et al 2013).…”

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“…In medium-sized mammals such as dogs, monkeys, pigs, sheep or rabbits, another technique known as respiratory inductive plethysmography (RIP) is frequently used (Brazelton et al 2001, Maucotel et al 2010, Murphy et al 2010, Hepponstall et al 2012. RIP is already embedded in commercial garments dedicated to clinical and preclinical research.…”

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