Issue 7 - August 2009
We are pleased to provide you with the latest issue of the StO2 Sensor, a newsletter forum for tissue oxygenation monitoring in trauma, critical care, and emergency medicine. Here is a quick preview of what you will find in this month's edition:
According to Professor Dr. Thomas Scheeren, health care has been missing the ” black box” of perfusion monitoring until the
InSpectra™ StO
2 Monitor came along.
Emergency medicine at Rostock Hospital, in Germany, and throughout much of Europe, is a mobile profession for physicians.
In an effort to help more clinicians gain an understanding of the value of
InSpectra™ StO
2 System Measurement (StO
2), Hutchinson Technology is delivering a range of live, online and printed educational programs to nurses and physicians.
Increasingly, clinicians are looking to collect patient information and understand it in conjunction with other parameters, to help guide interventions.
Healthcare providers are under considerable pressure to improve the effectiveness
of services while reducing the costs of providing care to an increasingly diverse
patient population.
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