Titlebook: Continuous Transcutaneous Monitoring; Albert Huch,Renate Huch,G?sta Rooth Book 1987 Plenum Press, New York 1987 carbon dioxide.control.des

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Transcutaneous Oxygen Tension during Exercise in Patients with Pulmonary Emphysemahe tcPO. electrode was first attached to the skin and after stabilisation its reading was adjusted to correspond to the PO. of an initial arterial blood sample. It was shown that tcPO. measurement could follow accurately the rapid changes in PaO. occurring during exercise. Sixty-eight paired compari

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The Effect of Inhaled Bronchoconstrictors on Transcutaneous Gas Tensions in Normal Adult Subjectsificant bronchoconstriction. Transcutaneous oxygen tension (tcPO.) was monitored during and after the bronchial challenge tests. Following histamine challenge there was significant hypoxaemia in all subjects (mean fall in tcPO., 20mmHg). However, following LTD. administration, there was a small and

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In Vivo Calibration of a Transcutaneous Oxygen Electrode in Adult Patients unit. Two calibration methods have been compared: (1) “In vitro” calibration, a two point calibration procedure carried out before attachment to the skin. (2) “In vivo” calibration, calibration using a single arterial sample, to recalibrate the upper point after attachment of the electrode to the s

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Inflammation and Transcutaneous Measurement of Oxygen Pressure in Dermatologyformed on UV-erythema, contact dermatitis and other inflammatory reactions of the skin. Different types of inflammation and different degrees of damage can lead to very different reactions in the microcirculation and this will have an effect on the tcPO. levels.

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Diagnostic Assessment of Diabetic Microangiopathy by TCPO2 Stimulation Testsy funduscopy are small arteries and no terminal vessels. Thus even fun-duscopy is only an indirect method for diagnosing microangiopathy which beyond that gives qualitative information only. For the first time, Ewald et al. (1981) showed that the tcPO. method can successfully be used for the assessm

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Martin Gornig,Hartmut H?u?ermanno measure noninvasively Po. and PCO. values on the skin surface. The first direct Po. measurements on the skin surface by Evans and Naylor (1967)., however, were disappointing because the Po. value was very close to zero. First Pco. measurements by Huch et al. (1967). revealed rather large Pco. valu

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Deutsch-jüdisch-israelische Ambivalenzensions continuously. In order to achieve this, particularly for Po. monitoring, the temperature has to be elevated to 44° or 45° C. Thereby the capillary blood in the skin becomes arterialized because of the maximal, or close to maximal, skin blood flow obtained.

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Von der Bonner zur Berliner Republiklying skin..To avoid this, we compared the readings at 44 C, 42 C and 37 C, after 2 hours pre-heating of the skin by the electrodes at 44 °C. In order to eliminate the electrodes’ own temperature coefficients, electrodes with a built-in temperature correction were used. The changes observed therefor