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What is co-oximetry? Explain how it works. Discuss areas of application for co-oximetry. Include a comparison to pulse oximetry in your answers. (by Tina)

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The term CO-oximetry refers to devices that use at least four wavelengths of light to measure not only oxy and deoxy-hemoglobin, but also other forms of hemoglobin (e.g. CO-Hb, Met-Hb). While most conventional pulse oximeters use two wavelengths of light and can only detect oxyhemoglobin or deoxy-hemoglobin (to provide a functional saturation, sO2), some pulse oximeters contain many more wavelengths and the ability to function as 'pulse CO-oximeters.'

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Pulse oximetry - cooximetry - book chapter