EVALUATION OF ACCURACY OF PHARYNGEAL PULSE OXIMETRY IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH LOW PERFUSION STATE
Emad Mohamed Ahmed Abd El-Hafez;
Abstract
Measurement of oxygen saturation has become standard monitoring in anesthesia and critical care practice. However, the reliability of obtaining an adequate signal from fingers and ears to which pulse oximetry probes are applied may be compromised because
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| Title | EVALUATION OF ACCURACY OF PHARYNGEAL PULSE OXIMETRY IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH LOW PERFUSION STATE | Authors | Emad Mohamed Ahmed Abd El-Hafez | Keywords | EVALUATION OF ACCURACY OF PHARYNGEAL PULSE OXIMETRY IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS WITH LOW PERFUSION STATE | Issue Date | 2008 | Description | Measurement of oxygen saturation has become standard monitoring in anesthesia and critical care practice. However, the reliability of obtaining an adequate signal from fingers and ears to which pulse oximetry probes are applied may be compromised because |
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