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Evaluation of a New Re-Usable Electrode for Continuous Monitoring of Blood P02 During Open-Heart Surgery

D. J. Claremont Department oj Anaesthesia, Brampton Hospital, London
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T. M. Pagdin Orange Medical Instruments Ltd., PO Box88, George Street, High Wycombe, UK
Pages 174-179 | Published online: 09 Jul 2009

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J. O. Høgetveit, F. Kristiansen & J. Røislien. (2009) A novel method for indirectly monitoring arterial pO2 during cardiopulmonary bypass. Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology 33:7, pages 567-574.
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