Tech Notes

DSI periodically provides Tech Notes, a publication for customers that covers a variety of topics to assist researchers on the care and use of DSI transmitters. Researchers may read about transmitter storage, resterilization of transmitters, placement of ECG leads, guidelines for re-gelling pressure sensing catheters and much more.

	Configuring the F40-TT transmitter in Dataquest A.R.T.
	Reducing the Occurrence of Intracardiac Lead Dislodgement
	On-Site Cleaning and Resterilization of DSI Transmitters Using Actril
	On-Site Cleaning and Resterilization of DSI Transmitters Using Cidex/Glutaraldehyde
	On-Site Cleaning and Resterilization of DSI Transmitters Using Nu-Cidex
	Decontaminating Hardware
	Configuration of the TA11PA-C10 Transmitter in versions of Dataquest A.R.T. prior to 3.1
	Anesthesia Nosecone for Cannulation in Rodents
	Guidelines for the Re-gel of the D70 Transmitter
	Guidelines for the Re-gel of the PA-C40 Transmitter
	Guidelines for the Re-gel of the PA-C10 & PA-C20 Transmitters
	A Consideration When Comparing DSI's Ambient Pressure Monitor Readings to Other Barometers and the Weather Service
	ECG Lead Placement in Large Quadrupeds
	Precautions of Blown Sensors in Blood Pressure Transmitters
	Checking the Accuracy of Pressure Transmitters
	Rat Femoral Artery Catheterization Procedure with Subcutaneous Transmitter Placement
	Rat Femoral Artery Catheterization Procedure with Abdominal Transmitter Placement
	Biopotential Leads: What to Do with Them when Not Being Used
	Post-Surgical Complications: Loss of Incision Integrity and Exposure of the Transmitter Body
	Blood Pressure Measurement in Less Commonly Used Species (Part 2 -Rabbit, Guinea Pig, Hamster)
	Blood Pressure Measurement in Less Commonly Used Species (Part 1 - Mini Pig, Cat and Ferret)
	Storage of Your Transmitters
	Seromas: Cause and Management
	Critical Factors for Successful Mouse Surgery
	Recommended Instruments For Rat Surgery
	Recommended Instruments For Mouse Surgery

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