Large animal models for preclinical studies of heart failure
SCIREQ & emka Technologies are hosting a virtual webinar on Large Animal Models for Preclinical Studies of Heart Failureon November 12th at 10 – 11 AM CST via ZOOM.
Join us for an insightful webinar where we’ll explore the critical role large animal models play in advancing heart failure research, from understanding disease mechanisms to evaluating novel therapies. Dr. Moctezuma-Ramirez will share his expertise on how these models provide a bridge between basic science and clinical applications, contributing to more effective and translational medical outcomes.
Learn more about our speaker
Angel Moctezuma-Ramirez, The Texas Heart Institute
Dr. Ramirez is graduated from IEST-Anahuac. He joined a postdoctoral research fellowship at the Texas Heart Institute to learn about preclinical surgical and interventional cardiovascular research. Dr. Ramirez is currently working on heart failure therapies, mechanical circulatory assist devices (e.g., LVADs, TAH), development of procedural techniques in research, health care outcomes, cardiovascular procedures, and minimally invasive procedures.
Large animal telemetry
easyTEL+ implants
easyTEL+ is a fully implantable digital system, that transmits physiological data from conscious freely moving laboratory animals. It can be remotely managed and configured.
Intended for use in preclinical research (primarily toxicology, pharmacology and safety pharmacology studies) and biodefense, the easyTEL+ implants are ideal for large animals > 1 kg.
Various models offer the ability to continuously record Biopotential (ECG, EEG, EMG, EOG)*, Blood pressure, Respiration**, Temperature and Activity.
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