This invention discloses a device and method for creating a mouse model of chronic
pancreatitis by
impact, belonging to the technical field of animal experimental equipment. The device includes a vibration generator, a vibration rod, and a vibration head, and can also be equipped with an outer shell, levers, and a buffer sleeve. The vibration generator drives the vibration rod to generate high-frequency reciprocating vibrations in the vibration head. The vibration head is a miniature
rigid structure with various end shapes such as spherical, spoon-shaped, and
forceps-shaped. The outer shell enables
tissue dissection, pancreatic clamping, and axial extension and retraction of the vibration head. The buffer sleeve blocks
vibration transmission. The modeling method involves pre-setting the
device parameters, exposing the
pancreas through levers after
abdominal incision, allowing the vibration head to contact the target area and initiate high-frequency vibration to complete the modeling. This device achieves precise targeted stimulation of the mouse
pancreas, with controllable damage intensity, avoiding collateral damage to surrounding organs. It is simple to operate, has high model
repeatability, and can construct mouse models of chronic
pancreatitis of different degrees, making it suitable for
basic research on pancreatic diseases.