1. Catalogs
  2. Harvard Bioscience, Inc.
  3. Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide

Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide

Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide
1 / 31 PagesView full catalog

Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide

Product catalog summary
Introduction to Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems
The document introduces the Isolated Perfused Lung (IPL) systems by Hugo Sachs Elektronik - Harvard Apparatus, designed for pulmonary physiology research across various animal models. These systems are essential for studying both respiratory and non-respiratory lung functions, including metabolic activities and responses to inhaled substances.
Key Features of IPL Systems
The IPL systems use Solid State Physiological Perfusion Circuit (S2P2C) technology for precise perfusion and ventilation, offering high-fidelity pressure and flow measurements. They provide flexibility with options for constant flow or constant pressure perfusion, addressing issues like hydrostatic edema.
Ventilation Options
The systems support both positive and negative pressure ventilation, with negative pressure reducing edema formation. They can be upgraded with measurement devices and software for comprehensive respiratory mechanics analysis.
IPL-1 System Overview
The IPL-1 system is tailored for mouse lung studies, featuring options for both positive and negative pressure ventilation. It includes unique cannulae to minimize vascular occlusion and a built-in pneumotachometer for accurate airflow measurement. The system can be expanded with modules for aerosol nebulization, alternative gas studies, and pH control.
Additional Options and Modules
Various options enhance the IPL-1 system, such as deoxygenation units and pH control modules, allowing for precise environmental control during experiments.
IPL-2 System Overview
The IPL-2 system is designed for rat and guinea pig lungs, offering flexibility for different experimental setups. It includes a base unit, thermocirculator, analog roller pump, and transducer modules for measuring perfusion pressure and respiratory flow.
Specifications
The IPL-2 system supports both constant flow and constant pressure perfusion, with a quick switch feature. It includes a fully-thermostated lung chamber with a heating coil, bubble trap, and pneumotachometer.
Procedures
The system allows optimized cannulation and intubation of the lung, continuous ventilation, and perfusion to maintain tissue viability. It offers options for positive and negative pressure ventilation with configurable periodic sigh breaths to minimize edema formation.
Options and Extensions
Customizable options include cannulae sets, negative pressure ventilation controllers, and adapters for positive-pressure ventilation. Additional modules can be added for real-time flow measurement, perfusate deoxygenation, aerosol nebulization, and pH control.
Features & Benefits
The system minimizes perfusion artifacts with low flow resistance and dead space volume. It includes a drug injection pathway and a compensation system for vascular transmural pressure changes. More measurement parameters are available than any other system, with automatic calculations using HSE PULMODYN software.
System Overview
The PLUGSYS Basic System Case 603 accommodates up to 20 slot units, supporting various measurement modules for respiratory flow, tracheal pressure, and lung weight.
Core System Requirements
The core system requires a large animal ventilator or a human ventilator, along with a deoxygenator. The IPL-16 Basic system includes real-time flow measurement using ultrasonic technology.
Features & Benefits
The system supports animals weighing 1.5 to 50 kg, with adjustable volume and variable inspiratory to expiratory ratios. It allows for direct input of alternative gases.
Deoxygenation Options
The system is compatible with various oxygenators used in heart-lung machines, with custom oxygenator holders available upon request.
Metabolic Monitoring and Data Acquisition
The system supports metabolic monitoring using chemosensors or optical biosensors for pH, pCO2, and pO2. It includes options for venous pressure measurement and data acquisition with the PULMODYN software.
Additional Options
Options for case expansion, data acquisition, and flow-controlled drug addition enhance the system's capabilities.
Research Studies
The document references studies on lung physiology, including ventilator-induced lung injury, hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction, and pulmonary ischemia-reperfusion injury.
Applications and Solutions
The systems are used in fields like tissue engineering, pharmacology, and toxicology, with custom configurations available to meet specific research needs.
Conclusion
Hugo Sachs Elektronik - Harvard Apparatus offers comprehensive solutions for advancing scientific research in pulmonary physiology and related fields.
See more

Catalog excerpts

Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide-1

Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems for small to large animal models Hypoxic Vasoconstriction Resistance & Compliance Pulmonary Metastases Respiratory Mechanics Vascular Permeability Surfactant Bioactivity Inhalation Toxicology Inhalation Therapy Lung Regeneration Tissue Engineering Lung Preservation Edema Formation Drug Absorption Wg^\ HUGO SACHS ELEKTRONIK HARVARD V ~7 The Physiology Specialists APPARATUS

 Open the catalog to page 1
Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide-2

ISOLATED LUNG PERFUSION SYSTEM INTRODUCTION TO THE ISOLATED PERFUSED LUNG (IPL) The IPL method has been found to be invaluable in characterizing the non-respiratory capabilities of pulmonary tissues such as pulmonary metabolic activity as well as the activities of various components (pulmonary alveolar macrophage, alveolar tissue, endothelial tissue, etc) in response to inhaled/airborne particulates/therapies. Isolated lung systems are equally useful for evaluating respiratory functions such as respiratory mechanics and gas exchange. The lungs, while being removed from the body, are still an...

 Open the catalog to page 2
Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide-3

The IPL preparation requires both the perfusion of the vascular system as well as the ventilation of the respiratory tract. Like all HSE perfusion systems the IPL series utilizes a Solid State Physiological Perfusion Circuit (S2P2C) technology, defined by the use of a solid block of material (Perspex) with precision-milled perfusion and ventilation pathways. The S2P2C is integrated into a common architecture, appropriately scaled for species, ensuring precisely repeatable non-turbulent perfusion and ventilation for the highest fidelity pressure and flow measurements. This, combined with the natural...

 Open the catalog to page 3
Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide-4

INTRODUCTION TO IPL ISOLATED LUNG PERFUSION SYSTEM Perfusion System Ventilation System Data Acquisition System Nutrition Solution Data Acquisition System Perfusion Flow Flow Meter Flow Probe Perfusion Pressure Bridge Amplifier Lung Weight Bridge Amplifier Bridge Amplifier Pleural Pressure Bridge Amplifier Differential Pressure Transducer Differential Pressure Transducer Pressure Transducer Weight Transducer ISOLATED LUNG PERFUSION SYSTEM Block Diagram for the Isolated Perfused Lung Micro Electrodes Negative Pressure Ventilator Pleural Pressure Online Calculated Parameters: • Tidal Volume • Compliance...

 Open the catalog to page 4
Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide-5

IPL-1 Isolated Lung Perfusion System PRESSURE BALANCED • Pressure-balancing vessel eliminates transmural pressure difference during subatmospheric ventilation • Allows for simulation of hypertensive cardiac afterload POSITIVE & NEGA TIVE PRESSURE VENTILA TION • Option for positive and negative pressure ventilation with one-step switch OPTIONS • Simple add-on Aerosol Nebulizer • Multi-Gas for hyperoxic, hypercapnic, anesthetic or other alternative gas studies ISOLATED LUNG PERFUSION SYSTEM ISOLATED LUNG PERFUSION SYSTEM UNIQUE CANNULAE • Cannulae are matched to the size of mouse vessels • Tip...

 Open the catalog to page 5
Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide-6

ISOLATED LUNG PERFUSION SYSTEM IPL-1 BASIC: The Most Popular Mouse Isolated Perfused Lung System MEASURED SIGNALS & PARAMETERS ON AN IPL-1 BASIC SYSTEM: The Following Signals are Recorded as Raw Data: • Pulmonary Artery (Perfusion) Pressure • Perfusion Flow • Intrapleural (artificial thorax) Pressure or Tracheal Pressure • Respiratory Flow The Following Parameters can be calculated from the Raw Data*: • Tidal Volume, Minute Volume • Respiratory Volume • Peak Inspiratory & Expiratory Airflow • Vascular Resistance • Respiration Rate The IPL-1 is engineered for the most demanding applications. As...

 Open the catalog to page 6
Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide-7

Basic IPL-1 System Includes: Negative Pressure Ventilation Controller with Pump to Core IPL-1 & 2 • IPL-1 Base Unit for Isolated Mouse Lungs Choose this ventilation option when: * performing standard positive- and negativepressure ventilation studies • Analog Roller Pump • Perfusion Pressure Measurements - Low Range Pressure Transducer - TAM-D PLUGSYS Transducer Amplifier Module • VCM-P PLUGSYS Ventilation Control Module with Integral Pump • Perfusion Controller Module, SCP (for constant flow or constant pressure perfusion) • TCM PLUGSYS Timer Counter Module for introduction of periodic Sigh...

 Open the catalog to page 7
Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide-8

ISOLATED LUNG PERFUSION SYSTEM Option AG-1: 73-4294 Aerosol Nebulizer Kit to IPL-1 FEATURES & BENEFITS • Low particle sizes (100% of the particles are below 10 µm) No Solution Warming Required Recommended for Nebulizing Drugs Sensitive to Ultrasonics Aerosol is Automatically Transported by Compressed Air at a Pressure of 1.5 bar (22 PSI) • Multi-Gas Adapter and Connection Kit for IPL-1 • Positive Pressure Ventilation to IPL-1 • Choose this ventilation option when only positive pressure ventilation is desired Includes: • Minivent Mouse Ventilator • Y-Adapter to Connect External Ventilator FEATURES...

 Open the catalog to page 8
Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide-9

Option pHC-1: 73-4308 pH Control Unit to Core IPL-1 System FEATURES & BENEFITS • CO2 Delivery to Maintain pH when System is not Deoxygenated with N2/CO2 Gas Mixture pHCM Controller Delivers Gas (Commonly CO2) by Bubbling into Mixed Buffer to Maintain a Desired pH Set Point Dictated by pHCM Module Minimizes Foaming of Perfusates due to Minimal Gassing of 100% Gas to maintain pH ISOLATED LUNG PERFUSION SYSTEM Includes: • pHMM PLUGSYS pH Measurement Module • pHCM PLUGSYS pH Control Module • Flushtrode® pH Electrode & Connection Cable • Electrolyte • Modified Cover to 0.5 L Reservoir • Utilizes 4...

 Open the catalog to page 9
Hugo Sachs Elektronik/Harvard Apparatus Isolated Lung Perfusion Systems Guide-10

IPL-2 Isolated Lung Perfusion System NEGATIVE PRESSURE VENTILATION • Option for positive and negative pressure ventilation with one-step switch • Configurable periodic sigh (hyperinflation) breaths to minimize edema formation VENTILATION MODE • Simple Switch Allows Instant Changeover from Positive Pressure to Negative Pressure Ventilation CONSTANT FLOW OR PRESSURE PERFUSION UNIQUE LUNG CHAMBER • Quick switch from constant flow to constant pressure for maximum application flexibility • Fully-Thermostated Lung Chamber • Unique Chamber Lid Incorporates: - Heating Coil/Bubble Trap - Pneumotachometer...

 Open the catalog to page 10

All Harvard Bioscience, Inc. catalogs and technical brochures

*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.