Pulssioksimetrin

Pulssioksimetrin is a medical device used to measure blood pressure and volume. The device uses a technology called pulse oximetry to determine the saturation of oxygen in the blood based on the color of light emitted by and absorbed by the blood. This process is simultaneous with the measurement of the blood pattern, which is related to blood pressure.

Pulssioksimetri usually involves a digital application of a hybrid measurement principle. This method combines light absorption properties with mechanical principles related to vascular processes to estimate the blood pressure of patients accurately.

In practice, pulssioksimetri typically avoid certain adjustment possibilities of the other blood pressure measurement methods, such as mercury sphygmomanometry, where a calibration with a normal individual must be conducted regularly to maintain the functionality. Using a parametric analyzer definition makes it easier to determine the instantaneous information about the blood vessels when using a sampling control integrated in a series an cardio system of one categorization body segment.

By combining the elements mentioned above with a serially related timing, good correlation can be obtained with the in situ method. The reliable inter-process correlations may benefit clinicians by simplicity of operation and quicker knowledge in the hemodynamic system with non-invasive device or tool usages.