Agathe CAMBIER, Clemence NADJAR, Charles EYNARD, Timothe FLENET ETISENSE R&D, Lyon, France. Abstract INTRODUCTION: While ECG monitoring in mice is vital for biomedical research, acquiring high-quality data remains challenging due to the technical complexity...
A Jacketed Telemetry Method for Monitoring Cardiorespiratory Adaptation during Exercice in Rats
Stéphane Tanguy1, Timothé Flénet2, Agathe Cambier2, Adèle Nicolas1, Charles Eynard2, Julie Fontecave-Jallon1, Pierre-Yves Guméry1, François Boucher1. 1TIMC CNRS, UMR 5525, Vet Agro Sup, Grenoble INP, Universite Grenoble Alpes, 2Etisense SAS DOI 10.3791/71616ABSTRACT...
GV-Solas 2026 – Discover Our Wearable Telemetry Solutions and Exclusive First Data in Mice!
This is the perfect occasion to display our wearable telemetry solutions tailored for rats, pigs/minipigs, and dogs. Our non-invasive technology allows for continuous physiological monitoring without the need for surgery or restraint, ensuring you get reliable...
The Future of Marmoset Research in Neuroscience: Meet Etisense at the 3rd International Marmoset Congress
Why Marmosets Excel in Neuroscience?While rodents are invaluable for basic genetic screening, their brain structure lacks the evolutionary complexity required to study high-level human neurological functions and diseases. The marmoset fills this critical gap,...
Continuous non-invasive extraction of hemodynamic variables from thoracocardiographic signals using the ensemble averaging technique: validation in anesthetized rats without ventilatory support
Leandro Fontana-Pires1, Stephane Tanguy1, Agathe Cambier2, Charles Eynard2, Timothé Flénet2, Julie Fontecave-Jallon1, Francois Boucher1 and Pierre-Yves Gumery1 ¹ Univ.Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, UMR 5525, VetAgro Sup, Genoble INP, TIMC, 38000 Grenoble, France² R&D...
New Paper just published on non-invasive extraction of hemodynamic variables in rats
We’re thrilled to share our latest paper demonstrating the feasibility of completely non-invasive evaluation of inotrope effects! By analyzing hemodynamic variables recorded in rats with jacketed telemetry, this study opens new avenues for safer and more efficient...




