A dual-purpose device for protecting brain implants of baboons

A dual-purpose device for protecting brain implants of baboons

A device is described which is relatively easy to construct and which can be used to protect brain implants affixed to the skull of large primates. The device is essentially a stainless steel ring cemented around the brain implant. A plexiglass dome can then be attached to the ring to protect the im...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of neuroscience methods 1979-12, Vol.1 (4), p.319-322
Hauptverfasser: Woods, Stephen C., Lotter, Elizabeth C., Vogel, Keith W., Porte, Daniel
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description A device is described which is relatively easy to construct and which can be used to protect brain implants affixed to the skull of large primates. The device is essentially a stainless steel ring cemented around the brain implant. A plexiglass dome can then be attached to the ring to protect the implant. Further, a second device can be constructed which attaches to the ring and which provides gentle leverage to the brain implant to remove adhered obturators.
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