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Von Frey Analgesiometer

Reference: 951010Medical Research
Animal TypeFor Rats
ApplicationsFor Behavioral Research
TypeVon Frey
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Threshold Assessment of Mechanical Stimuli through Automated Methodsinput:
output:The Ugo Basile Electronic von Frey instrument automates the evaluation of theshold to mechanical stimuli in mice and rats. The plantar surface of the animal's hindpaw is stimulated to evaluate mechanical allodynia and hypersensitivity, and the latency to paw withdrawal is automatically recorded. The instrument is composed of an electronic unit, touch stimulator, and software that is utilized to compare the applied force with the desired target force.input:
output:The animal's response to the application of force rate that is controlled by the user is automatically recorded.

The viewing prism, a unique design by Ugo Basile, facilitates the rapid localization of the stimulation site on the unrestrained animal.

The efficiency of a single filament with a user-defined force rate is superior to that of a manual von Frey (and multiple filaments).

Enables the stimulation of any part of the body, not just the plantar surface, at high forces.input:
output:Reliable, innovative, and efficient

The animal's skin sensitivity is assessed and tested by the integrated touch stimulator transducer.

The operator determines the force's rate of application. Using software tools, the operator can apply the force at the desired rate with consistency.

Operator fatigue is mitigated by the ergonomic handle.

The test is concluded when the animal releases its paw or the operator presses the foot-pedal (for hands-free operation).

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