Scientists put Finger-Clip monitors to the test: how well do they work when You're moving?
NCT ID NCT04814342
Summary
This study aimed to check how accurate a new model of pulse oximeter is when people are moving. Pulse oximeters are the small clip-on devices that measure blood oxygen and heart rate without a needle. Researchers tested the device on 5 healthy adults while they performed controlled movements and breathed different levels of oxygen to see how closely the device's readings matched blood samples and heart monitors.
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UCSF Hypoxia Research Laboratory
San Francisco, California, 94133, United States
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