Analgesia

The Electronic Von-Frey allows an easy and automated evaluation of mechanical sensitivity in rodents in response to the application of a non-noxious stimulus on the paw

Combined system for evaluating the reaction time of rodents exposed to a hot or cold stimulus

The hot-plate test evaluates the reaction time of rats or mice in contact with a heated surface.

For assessing spontaneous pain in rodents based on the detection of weight-bearing changes induced by unilateral hind paw injury.

The Digital Water Plethysmometer evaluates paw volume evolution during inflammation in rodents.

The paw-pressure test determines the animal threshold response to a mechanical stimulus applied to the paw (Randall & Selitto method).

Tail-Flick Test (D’Armour & Smith Test) is a nociceptive essay based on the measurement of the latency of the avoidance response to thermal stimulus in rodents.