Peripheral blood circulation state detecting apparatus

Surgery – Truss – Pad

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128633, A61B 502

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052033422

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for detecting a state of peripheral blood circulation of a subject, including a transmission type blood oxygen saturation measuring device emitting a plurality of lights having different wavelengths toward a subject, producing a photoelectric pulse wave signal indicative of intensity of each of the lights transmitted through the subject, and determining a first blood oxygen saturation by using the pulse wave signals corresponding to the transmitted lights; a reflection type blood oxygen saturation measuring device emitting a plurality of lights having different wavelengths toward the subject, producing a photoelectric pulse wave signal indicative of intensity of each of the lights reflected from the subject, and determining a second blood oxygen saturation by using the pulse wave signals corresponding to the reflected lights; and a determining device determining a state of peripheral blood circulation of the subject by utilizing a difference between the first and second blood oxygen saturations.

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Laid-open Publication No. 2-111344 of unexamined Japanese Patent Application (published in 1990) abstract only.
Laid-open Publication No. 64-56208 of unexamined Japanese Utility Model Application (published in 1989) abstract only.

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