Blood component measurement apparatus
AssigneeMinolta Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoshiroh Nagai, Shinji Yamamoto, Akihiro Ukai
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AssigneeMinolta Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoshiroh Nagai, Shinji Yamamoto, Akihiro Ukai
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In a pulse oximeter (blood component measurement apparatus), a subject body is irradiated periodically with red light and infrared light. Then, carried out sequentially in a time sharing manner are the measurement of the transmitted light intensity through the subject body, the measurement of the pulse wave component of the transmitted light intensity, and the measurement of the dark level in the state that the subject body is not irradiated with the light. On the basis of these measurement values, oxygen saturation of the arterial blood is measured. In the present embodiments, each measurement is carried out with a time interval equal to the period corresponding to the line frequency. In this approach, periodic noise of the line frequency or other noise are eliminated in dark level correction. This permits precise measurement of the blood component.
A blood component measurement apparatus for measuring a blood component in the arterial blood of a subject body comprising:
A method of measuring a blood component in the arterial blood of a subject body, comprising the steps of:
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