1981
DOI: 10.1203/00006450-198104001-00238
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228 Neonatal Skin Surface Pco2 Obtained With Unheated and Heated Transcutaneous Electrodes

Abstract: The inherent characteristics of nonheated (NH) and heated (H) transcutaneous PC02 electrodes (PtcC02) favor their application in different clinical conditions. Knowledge of factors affecting NHP tcC02 values and of changes induced by HPtcC02 electrodes is necessary for their clinical use. 24 infants, BW 840 to 4240 gms., GA 24 to 43 wks were studied at ages 8 to 110 hrs. HPtcCO2 at 430C and 4 4 O~ were monitored and related to PaC02. Good correlations with PaCO have been demonstrated for NHPtcCO (r.8), 430C (r… Show more

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