Oximeter with monitor for detecting probe dislodgement

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1988-05-02

1990-02-13

Smith, Jerry

Boots, shoes, and leggings

128633, 200 6102, G06F 1542

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ABSTRACT:
An examination apparatus measures the oxygenation of body organs by using the near infrared transmission spectrophotometry. To assure the measurement reliability and the object person's safety, the examination apparatus monitors the variation of the fitting position of an illumination-side fixture by detecting the reflection light quantity from the measuring object.

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