Pain - Spontaneous Pain - Postural Deficit

These devices are suited for evaluating pain arising from musculoskeletal disorders, nerve injury models, inflammatory conditions, and post-surgical pain. They provide critical insights into both acute and chronic forms of spontaneous pain and associated postural deficits.

Altered weight distribution and postural shifts often occur when an animal experiences pain. These subtle changes can serve as sensitive indicators of discomfort before more overt behaviors appear. By quantifying these changes objectively, researchers gain early, reliable data on the presence and severity of pain.

Our systems are designed with animal welfare in mind. For example, the Static Weight Bearing Touch test (Incapacitance Test) and Dynamic Weight Bearing setup reduce handling stress. Automated data acquisition and advanced image processing minimize human intervention, ensuring accurate and reproducible results while minimizing observer bias.

Yes. Results from weight-bearing and postural assessments can be exported in standard formats compatible with various data analysis software. Researchers can easily combine these measurements with other endpoints, such as imaging, electrophysiology, or biochemical assays, to form a more comprehensive understanding of pain mechanisms.

The Bioseb CIS Software standardizes data acquisition and analysis, reducing variability between sessions and operators. By capturing reflex responses and automating key calculations, CIS improves data consistency, helping researchers confidently draw conclusions from their experiments.

Technical support from Bioseb is available upon request, with services tailored to the specific needs of your equipment. This may include guidance for installation, training on hardware and software, or help with optimizing experimental protocols. For further details or to request assistance, please reach out through our contact form.