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Oximeters, Cerebral

Definition : Oximeters that non-invasively measure the regional oxygen saturation in the deep intracranial microvasculature of the brain, which primarily represents cerebral venous saturation (SvO2). The technique used is similar to the filter photometer technique used in pulse oximeters, except that it does not require an arterial pulse. These oximeters include a light source, lens, a filter array (usually of several wavelengths in the near infrared spectrum), fiberoptic cables, a head probe, light sensors and a computer unit that process the data and reduce them to relative oxygen concentrations. Cerebral oximeters are used to monitor adults at risk of cerebral hypoxemia or ischemia in the operating room, intensive care and emergency units, and recovery rooms

Related Terms : "Oximeters, Pulse"

Entry Terms : "Intracranial Microvasculature Oximeters" , "Cerebral Oximeters"

UMDC code : 17942

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BioComp Research Institute

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The Biofeedback Institute of Los Angeles (BILA) provides brain exercise through our leading neurofeedback instrument, Hemoencephalography (HEG). We understand HEG is an opportunity to improve general functioning of your brain; a precious and powerful asset.

CAS Medical Systems Inc

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CASMED is a leading developer of innovative, non-invasive vital signs monitoring technologies and products that deliver accurate, reliable patient data. For over 25 years, our reputation for advanced technology and superior quality has remained consistent, making us a trusted resource for doctors and clinicians worldwide.

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ISS Inc

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Nonin Medical Inc

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With over 25 years of experience and dedication to the design and support of noninvasive physiological monitoring devices, Nonin Medical has helped numerous medical professionals worldwide meet clinical and economic objectives.

Spectros Corp

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Spectros Corporation makes advanced molecular sensing and imaging devices which shed light on life-threatening diseases, including ischemia and cancer.

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