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US 8,543,181 B2Granted
Sensor holder for medical sensor
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsHeikki Sakari Karma, Jani Mikael Kauppi, Milvi Kristina Soosalu
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Abstract
A sensor holder for a medical sensor. The sensor holder includes a housing surrounding a hollow for a subject appendage, the housing having a first channel for a gas volume following the hollow, a first aperture, a second aperture and a third aperture for a ventilation of the gas volume of the first channel.
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A sensor holder for a medical sensor comprising:
- a housing;
- a hollow defined by said housing and configured to receive a subject appendage;
- said housing defining a first channel for a gas volume adjacent said hollow, said housing further defining each of a first aperture, a second aperture and a third aperture in communication with said first channel for a ventilation of the gas volume of said first channel.
A sensor holder for a medical sensor comprising:
- a housing;
- a hollow defined by said housing and configured to receive a subject appendage;
- said housing defining a first channel for a gas volume adjacent said hollow, a first aperture, a second aperture and a third aperture in communication with said first channel for a ventilation of the gas volume of said first channel,
- wherein said first aperture and second aperture are configured to locate on opposite ends of said first channel, said third aperture being therebetween locating on such an edge of said first channel which is apart from a border between said hollow and said first channel.
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A sensor holder for a medical sensor comprising:
- a housing;
- a hollow defined by said housing and configured to receive a subject appendage;
- said housing defining a first channel for a gas volume adjacent said hollow, and each of a first aperture, a second aperture and a third aperture for a ventilation of the gas volume of said first channel;
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- said housing further defining a second channel for a gas volume adjacent said hollow, the first and second channels being on opposite sides of said hollow, said housing further defining each of a fourth aperture, a fifth aperture and a sixth aperture for a ventilation of the gas volume of said second channel.
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