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Noninvasive tissue oxygen monitoring in surgical and critical care medicine
Abstract:
Noninvasive tissue oxygen monitoring techniques are becoming increasingly important as a means for assessing perfusion and oxygenation in clinical and experimental medicine. Applications of several oxygen monitoring modalities in surgical and critical care medicine are described.
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