Surgery – Truss – Pad
Patent
1988-12-02
1989-08-08
Cohen, Lee S.
Surgery
Truss
Pad
128666, 128667, A61B 500
Patent
active
048543217
ABSTRACT:
Blood gases and the like are monitored by a single probe having multiple dye wells and dyes immobilized in the wells, the dyes being exposed to the blood gases. Optical fibers and waveguides connected to the dye wells permit light to be directed from a light source to be dyes and the light due to absorption or the spontaneous emission of the dye returned to a light detector. The intensity, phase shift or other mechanism of the returned radiation is a measure of the partial pressure of a respective blood gas.
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Boiarski Anthony A.
Hartman Nile F.
Verber Carl M.
Cohen Lee S.
Hanley John C.
Medex Inc.
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