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Article
April 2004
The practice of cord gas analysis in United Kingdom and Germany
Apgar scores and umbilical artery pH have traditionally been used as objective measures of neonatal asphyxia. According to the literature, the practice of cord gas analysis varies greatly both between and within countries - whether analysis is performed, whether it is routine at all births and why it is performed...
Blood gases/acid-base
Neonatology
Glucose
Article
January 2004
Ole Siggaard-Andersen: The man behind the legend
When it comes to acid base, there is no getting around the name of Ole Siggaard-Andersen (OSA). acutecaretesting.org talks to the world-renowned Danish professor, who has become a legend in the field of blood gas.
Blood gases/acid-base
Lactate
Article
October 2003
Are we ready for the outbreak of an epidemic?
That is the question the Hvidovre Hospital had to ask itself in May 2003, when the Danish National Board of Health and the Copenhagen Hospital Corporation appointed it to be one of the country's three key sites for receiving and treating SARS patients.
Once appointed, the hospital began a painstaking process of...
Point-of-care testing
Article
September 2003
Transcutaneous monitoring - a Danish approach
Danish neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) are known
throughout the world for practicing minimal handling. Because it is
non-invasive, transcutaneous monitoring of pO2
and pCO2 plays an important role in this
setup.
acutecaretesting.org has interviewed Professor Gorm
Greisen, MD, Dr. Med. Sci., and Head of the...
Neonatology
Article
March 2003
Standardizing is the key to effective POCT
According to the Hvidovre Hospital, standardizing is a must
if POCT is to run optimally. In the first article of the series
"POCT setups for blood gas", acutecaretesting.org interviews
the Danish hospital on how they have successfully implemented
POCT.
Point-of-care testing
Information management
Process optimization
Glucose
Hemoglobins
Troponins
Article
September 2002
Paperless inspections no longer a dream
Preparing for an accreditation inspection is often synonymous with carts full of paper. For some labs, though, the paper hassle associated with accreditation is now history. These labs are letting their data management systems do all the work.
Information management
Blood gases/acid-base
Point-of-care testing
Article
May 2001
Quality in the small laboratory
How do small labs cope with the demands of modern quality assurance?
In this interview, Ruth Lock, head of the laboratory of the Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Dept. of the Copenhagen County Hospital in Glostrup, Denmark, tells how her lab keeps up with demands with the help of training and quality control.
Quality assurance
Hemoglobins
Article
November 1998
Transcutaneous oxygen tension in non-invasive vascular medicine
Measurement of transcutaneous oxygen tension (tcpO2) has gained worldwide acceptance as a simple and effective method of evaluating cutaneous blood flow in settings where skin viability and the adequacy of skin blood flow are of major concern.
An example of such a setting is the non-invasive vascular laboratory at...
Blood gases/acid-base
