Transcutaneous Carbon Dioxide Tension and Oxygen Saturation Monitoring Versus Arterial Blood Gas Measurement

Canturri, Elisa; Domingo, Christian; Luján, Manel; Gallego, Miguel; Moreno, Amàlia; Espuelas, H.; Giménez, M.D.; Marín, A.

doi:10.1378/chest.128.4_meetingabstracts.390s

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“…It was not practical to perform invasive PaO 2 measurements on children with bronchiolitis who were not in intensive care. TcPO 2 has been shown to be a reliable indicator of arterial oxygen tension within a certain range of PaO 2 values in children and adults 6–13 …”

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“…TcPO 2 has been shown to be a reliable indicator of arterial oxygen tension within a certain range of PaO 2 values in children and adults. [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13] Oxyhaemoglobin saturation values were poor predictors of change at high tcPO 2 levels, and decreased more dramatically with lower tcPO 2 levels. This follows the oxygen dissociation curve.…”

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