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Article
April 2018
Observation of clinically significant errors in oxygen saturation calculations when pO2 is low
Calculation-based approaches to determining oxygen saturation, as used in some point-of-care tests, increasingly deviate from values measured directly by CO-oximetry as the partial pressure of oxygen in the blood decreases. Oxygen saturation should be measured by CO-oximetry when inaccuracies in calculations may...
Point-of-care testing
Blood gases/acid-base
Article
January 2005
Tips for developing training materials with the help of vendors
Is it a good idea to rely on vendors to help develop
training materials for point-of-care testing staff? According to
the lab group responsible for point-of-care (POC) testing at the
Malmö University Hospital in Sweden, vendor cooperation can help
you achieve a better result, faster.
However, the better prepared
you ...
Point-of-care testing
Quality assurance
Article
April 2000
Measurement of transcutaneous oxygen tension in patients with diabetic foot complications
Examination of peripheral pulses and peripheral blood pressures are commonly used methods for investigation of macrocirculation. However, falsely elevated peripheral blood pressures may complicate the accurate prediction of ulcer healing in diabetic patients. Because tcpO2 also measures the nutritive skin capillary...
Blood gases/acid-base
