サル及びイヌにおける直腸体温計と比較した体温計測併用マイクロチップによる体温測定法の有用性の検討
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- Usefulness of a temperature-sensing microchip compared with traditional rectal thermometers in monkeys and dogs
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<p>【Introduction】We compared body temperature (BT) in non-rodents between a temperature-sensing microchip (IPTT-300, BMDS) and traditional rectal thermometer (RT) or telemetry devices. We also compared the BT changes in several implantation sites to seek the optimal implantation site for microchips.</p><p>【Methods】Microchips were implanted subcutaneously at 3 sites (chest, thigh, and interscapular region) in telemetered monkeys (4 males), and at 3 sites (chest, neck, and interscapular region) in dogs (2 males and 2 females). Animals were dosed intramuscularly with medetomidine (α2 adrenergic agonist) at 0.15 mg/kg (monkeys) and 0.2 mg/kg (dogs) , and BT was measured predose and at 15 min intervals postdose until recovery using the microchips, RT, and telemetry devices (monkeys only).</p><p>【Results】All three methods recorded decreases in BTs with medetomidine. In monkeys, The interscapular microchips BTs were similar to the rectal and telemetry temperatures, and other 2 sites were lower than them. In dogs, there were no clear differences in BTs in the 3 sites, and degree of changes in BT by microchips was similar to the RT.</p><p>【Conclusion】Microchips are useful tools for BT measurement. The advantage of microchips include that there are quick and less invasive compared to a RT. The best implantation site of microchips was interscapular subcutis in both dogs and monkeys.</p>
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- 日本毒性学会学術年会
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日本毒性学会学術年会 47.1 (0), P-175-, 2020
日本毒性学会
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