This invention discloses a fixation table for
zebrafish microsurgery, belonging to the field of biological experimental instrument technology. The fixation table includes a culture device, a
silicone fish sleeve, a compression ring, a universal
ball joint mechanism, and a connector. The
silicone fish sleeve is a hollow, flexible, contoured sleeve with a compression ring at its expanded end. By rotating the compression ring, the flexible wall of the
silicone fish sleeve contracts inwards uniformly, wrapping and fixing the
zebrafish's body in a non-invasive manner. The locking end of the fish sleeve exposes the fish's head, facilitating surgical operations. The universal
ball joint mechanism connects to the compression ring via the connector, enabling rapid adjustment and locking of the fish body at any angle in three-dimensional space, meeting the needs of various
surgical positions such as upright, inverted, and lateral placement. This invention solves the problems of easy slippage, uneven pressure, difficulty in
body position adjustment, and cumbersome operation in existing
zebrafish fixation methods, and is suitable for various delicate microsurgeries such as mandibular bone injuries,
intraocular injections, and
craniotomy.