Fixing chair for nonhuman primate

Abstract

The invention relates to a fixing chair for a nonhuman primate. The fixing chair comprises a chair seat (1) and a chair back (2). A pore structure is arranged on the chair back (2) and disposed above the chair seat (1). The pore structure is in fit with a box structure which is disposed at the back of a lab coat and used for accommodating a retaining tube. The pore structure is used for fixing the lab coat through the box structure to further fix the primate. According to the fixing chair, the body of the primate can be fixed conveniently, the retaining tube on the body surface can be protected against damage, but free motions of the neck and the limbs are not limited; besides, the fixing chair is of an open space structure, so that anxiety or hampering of observation towards the surrounding due to long-time binding of the primate is prevented, and accordingly the accuracy of monitoring of primate response behaviors in experiments is improved, and more real experiment results are obtained.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of non-human primate experiments, in particular to experiments on monkeys, and in particular to a non-human primate fixed chair. Background technique [0002] Some experiments on non-human primates (such as monkeys), such as intravenous catheterization, electrode extraction, etc., require the pipeline to be pierced out of the body surface and placed on the skin surface to connect an infusion pump or an electrical stimulator Wait for the test. According to the experimental situation, the indwelling pipeline may need to be indwelled on the animal for a long time, and according to the requirements of the experiment, the animal needs to keep awake and the mobility of the limbs to complete the monitoring of the animal's response behavior. [0003] Monkeys are primates with high intelligence. When they are awake, their limbs are very flexible and powerful. If they are not fixed, the indwelling pipeline is easily pulled ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] However, this monkey fixed chair in the prior art restricts the waist, limbs and neck of the monkey, so that the monkey's activity space is limited, and the long-term restraint of the animal is likely to cause reactions such as anxiety, which has an adverse effect on the test results. Moreover, after the neck is fixed, it may hinder the observation and response of the animal to the surrounding environment, thereby affecting the experimental results.

Moreover, this monkey fixed chair does not have an adjustment function, and can only be applied to monkeys with a specific range of weight. For monkeys with a larger or smaller body size, it is necessary to redesign the monkey fixed chair.

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