Arthritic Inflammatory Pain
Joint Pain Associated with Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common joint disease which can elicit chronic disabling pain in patients. OA is a degenerative condition involving chondrocyte death and cartilage erosion affecting the entire joint structure.
At MD Biosciences, we offer the monosodium iodoacetate (MIA) model for OA pain, which contains both an inflammatory and neuropathic pain component.
Models offered:
- MIA-induced OA in rats
- MIA-induced joint inflammation in pigs
Assessments
Behavior
Pain behavior tests include dynamic open field, weight bearing or limp score, hyperalgesia and others dependent on species.
Biomarkers
Evaluate pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory biomarkers from CSF samples.
Histology
IHC and histological staining to evaluate inflammatory markers in the paw skin.
Scientific Data
Response to von Frey in the rat MIA-induced OA model. Positive controls have an increased withdrawal 14 days after treatment.
MIA-induced OA Datasheet
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