Non-invasively measuring arterial oxygen tension

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ABSTRACT:
Oxygen tension is measured in the palpebral conjuctiva and is converted to arterial oxygen tension by applying a conversion factor thereto. A polarographic oxygen sensor on the outer surface of a scleral contact member is employed, and the current passed is read and converted, or read in terms of a special calibration.

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