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   Product Information
 Product Brochure - All Markets (English)- InSpectra StO2 System utility in Trauma, Perioperative, and Emergency Medicine Markets
- How StO2 readings are obtained
 Product Brochure - Trauma (English)- Product features and benefits for trauma
- Clinical evidence in trauma
 InSpectra StO2 Tissue Oxygenation Monitor User Manual (English / French / German / Italian / Spanish) / (Russian)- Instructions for using the InSpectra StO2 Monitor
- Technology Description including Technical Specifications, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting
 User Manual for interfacing the InSpectra StO2 Tissue Oxygenation Monitor model 650 with Philips Patient Monitoring Systems (English / French / German / Italian / Spanish)
- Instructions to display the InSpectra StO2 System Measurement on a Philips Patient Monitoring System
- Troubleshooting Guide
 Connectivity to a Philips Patient Monitoring System (English)
- Connect and enable the system
- Feature / Benefit table
 InSpectra StO2 System Check - Instructions for Use (English / French / German / Italian / Spanish)- Instructions for using the InSpectra StO2 System Check
- Technology Description - Technical Specifications, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting
 InSpectra StO2 Sensor - Instructions for Use (English / French / German / Italian / Spanish)- Sensor connection to InSpectra StO2 System
- Positioning the InSpectra StO2 to receive patient measurements
Clinical Information
 What is InSpectra StO2 In-Service Booklet (English) / (French) / (German) / (Italian) / (UK) / (Russian)- How is InSpectra StO2 measured?
- Includes an overview of system components and a case study
 StO2 Monitoring in Emergency and Critical Care Environments (English)- Introduce a new vital sign for the 21st Century
- How the InSpectra StO2 System can provide critical value to clinicians
 Economic Model (English) - ICU Length-of-Stay and the cost of MODS
- Charges attributable to MODS
 Cost of Hemorrhagic Shock (English)- Potential cost-reducing role of InSpectra StO2 System
- Relationship of patient charges to hemorrhagic shock severity
 - Utility of the InSpectra™ StO2 System in sepsis hypoperfusion
- Total # of Sepsis Patients vs. Additional % of Sepsis Patient Capture
 - Utility of the InSpectra™ StO2 System in hemorrhage hypoperfusion
- # of Hemorrhage Patients vs. % Reduction of Hemorrhage Advancing into Shock
 InSpectra StO2 Economics - Transfusion (English)
- Utility of the InSpectra™ StO2 System in transfusion hypoperfusion
- # of Transfusion Patients vs. % Reduction in Transfusions  Early Treatment Economics (English)- Clinical strategies and costs analysis for Sepsis, Hemorrhage, and Transfusion
- Early treatment recognition can lead to improved outcomes with reduced costs
- Place and method of measurement
- What values are assessed
 Identifying Hypoperfusion in Hypothermic Trauma Patients (English) - Assessing subtle changes in O2 delivery
- Detecting mortality and MODS in hypothermic patients
 Predicting Poor Outcome in Massive Transfusion Patients (English) - Utility of InSpectra StO2 in MT trauma patients
- Guiding resuscitation upon TC arrival (hours 1-3)
- Abstracts supporting near infrared measurement of StO2
- Hemorrhage/Hypovolemia, sepsis and proof of concept
 StO2 and Blood Transfusion (English)- Forecasting the need
- Summary of predictive results
 Guidelines for Use - Trauma (English) / (UK) - Setting-up and evaluation and identifying patient populations - Expectations of StO2 based on current evidence
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Hemoglobin Oxygen Saturation Matrix
StO2 Bibliography
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