Method and apparatus for non-invasively measuring circulatory hemoglobin
AssigneeEdwards Lifesciences Corporation
InventorPaul B. Benni
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AssigneeEdwards Lifesciences Corporation
InventorPaul B. Benni
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A method and apparatus of non-invasively determining a blood circulatory hemoglobin value for a subject using a near-infrared spectrophotometric (NIRS) sensing device is provided. The method includes: a) non-invasively sensing tissue of the subject using the NIRS sensing device at about a time T1, and determining at least one NIRS tissue totalHb value; b) acquiring at least one circulatory blood sample from the subject at about the time T1; c) determining at least one blood circulatory THb value; d) calibrating the NIRS sensing device using the at least one blood circulatory THb value and the at least one NIRS tissue TotalHb value; and e) determining at least one blood circulatory hemoglobin value using the calibrated NIRS sensing device and the at least one NIRS tissue totalHb value.
A method of non-invasively determining a blood circulatory hemoglobin value for a subject using a near-infrared spectrophotometric (NIRS) sensing device, comprising:
A method of non-invasively determining a blood circulatory hemoglobin value for a subject using a near-infrared spectrophotometric (NIRS) sensing device, comprising:
A near-infrared spectrophotometric (NIRS) sensing device configured to non-invasively determine a blood circulatory hemoglobin value for a subject, comprising:
A near-infrared spectrophotometric (NIRS) sensing device configured to non-invasively determine a blood circulatory hemoglobin value for a subject, comprising:
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