This rodent stereotaxic apparatus is a key research equipment for neuroscience laboratory studies,
not a medical device.
It enables precise positioning of brain structures to carry out a variety of experimental operations, including targeted intracranial drug injection, electrical stimulation, focal lesioning and potential recording. It is extensively adopted for multiple preclinical research directions: construction of Parkinson’s disease, epilepsy and intracranial tumor animal models, cerebral ischemia research, learning and memory mechanism exploration, and intracranial neural stem cell transplantation experiments.
The manipulator arm features 360° rotation on the support stand. The flexible adjustment helps stable and reliable fixation of experimental rodents, bringing great convenience for accurate stereotaxic positioning and subsequent brain operations. It is an essential workstation for neuroscience laboratories.
