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Left ventricular pressure monitoring device for preclinical murine cardiovascular research models

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Our project should create a mouse catheter that is easier to make and more durable than the ones our client currently uses.

Project Overview

Our client currently uses mouse catheters to measure the pressure in the left ventricular of a mouse. These experiments are used to test drugs on the hearts and see the response of the heart. Currently, there is no commercialized moue catheter, and our client makes them himself. The current way is very time consuming as the catheters don't work the first time, so they must be remade multiple times. There are also some inconsistencies in the literature because there is no standard way to make a mouse catheter. Our goal is to create a catheter that is easier to make and more consistent in results. Which could possibly be scaled up to a commercial product.

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From left to right: Alex He, Barton Wei, Emmett Bartels, Joel Pan, Joseph Ho, Rishi Mereddy
From left to right: Alex He, Barton Wei, Emmett Bartels, Joel Pan, Joseph Ho, Rishi Mereddy

Contact Information

Team Members

  • Alex He - Co-Team Leader
  • Joseph Ho - Co-Team Leader
  • Barton Wei - Communicator
  • Rishi Mereddy - BSAC
  • Emmett Bartels - BWIG
  • Joel Pan - BPAG

Advisor and Client

  • Dr. Kip Ludwig - Advisor
  • Dr. Mohun Ramratnam - Client
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