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By cooling of a capillary wound to 5 degrees C it is possible to obtain blood continuously without anticoagulants. Thus it is possible to measure blood constituents (like bilirubin, glucose, gases, cellular elements etc.) over longer periods of time in patients for whom indwelling venous catheters are not feasible.
By cooling of a capillary wound to 5 degrees C it is possible to obtain blood continuously without anticoagulants. Thus it is possible to measure blood constituents (like bilirubin, glucose, gases, cellular elements etc.) over longer periods of time in patients for whom indwelling venous catheters are not feasible.