11 research outputs found
Pulse oximeter probes A comparison between finger, nose, ear and forehead probes under conditions of poor perfusion
No full textDevelopment of software for pulse oximeter and investigation of its realtime response in clinical environment
No full textPulse oximetry for hypoxemia: a warning to users and manufacturers.
No full textPulse oximetry represents a major advance in patient monitoring, but measurement below 70 to 80% saturation has important limitations. Several authors have tested pulse oximetry at low saturations with conflicting results. A review of these data indicates that every patient with a pulse oximeter value below 75 to 80% SaO2 should have one or more invasive measurements of the arterial SaO2 in order to avoid undetected severe hypoxemia
Evaluation of a pulse oximeter during profound hypothermia. An assessment of the Biox 3700 during induction of hypothermia before cardiac surgery in paediatric patients
No full textDecreased circulation time in the upper limb reduces the lag time of the finger pulse oximeter response
No full textPolicy Needs Regarding the Duty to Protect in Epidemiological Research with High-Risk Populations
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Hypoxemia during oral feedings in adults with dysphagia and severe neurological disabilities
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