Blood sampling experiments in the dorsal mid-foot vein of guinea pigs
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Blood sampling experiments in the dorsal mid-foot vein of guinea pigs
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Summary
The experimental method was obtained from the official website of the Fourth Military Medical University
Operation method
Blood sampling experiments in the dorsal mid-foot vein of guinea pigs
Materials and Instruments
guinea pig Small animal bench Syringes Alcohol
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The animal was immobilized, its right or left posterior joint was straightened, the back of the animal's foot was sterilized with alcohol, and after locating the dorsal mid-foot vein, the guinea pig was pulled by the toe end with one hand, and the vein was punctured with a syringe with the other hand. Bleeding was observed immediately after the needle was withdrawn in the form of a hemispherical bulge. Compression should be applied to stop bleeding after taking
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