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NICOLAY SpO2 sensor
Extremely robust and long-lasting
Your benefits
- You receive a complete patient-to-device solution from a single source
- You benefit from low tool costs due to the use of standard modules
- For your specific application and to safeguard your spare parts business, you will receive a customised design consisting of:
o The calibration – you determine the selection of the optical components yourself
o The customisation and adaptation of the device connector
o The exclusive labelling and the custom colour
NICOLAY finger/ear pulse sensor
For cardio applications
We are often asked, ‘what does Spo2 or SpO2 refer to?’ Or sometimes, ‘what does SpO2 mean, anyway?’ O2 stands for oxygen, of course. ‘Sp’ stands for the peripheral oxygen saturation in the blood. So the focus is on questions like these: What is the blood oxygen saturation level? How high should the blood oxygen saturation level be? How low can it be? Which SpO2 value is appropriate for newborns, for children and for adults? The level is measured by means of pulse oximetry, which is used in emergency services, intensive care units and anaesthesia as a non-invasive standard method of monitoring patients. Another field of application is, for example, sleep medicine. Here, measuring the blood oxygen saturation level is used to diagnose whether adults suffer from sleep apnoea and how this health problem affects the oxygen in the blood.