@inproceedings{e0650aba5f544830b6aeb1920aa2ee21,
title = "Blood Oxygen Level Measurement with a chest-based Pulse Oximetry Prototype System",
abstract = "This paper presents a prototyped novel chest-based Pulse Oximetry system, and reports on test results from comparative trials with a commercially available finger-based Pulse Oximetry system using several human subjects. The system was iteratively optimized through adjustment of optical component alignment (angular position, component distance, photosensitive area etc.) and through fine-tuning of LED intensity and receiver sensitivity. This work is significant and timely as it provides compelling evidence that SpO2 measurements from the chest offer a genuine commercial solution for bedside and ambulatory vital-signs monitoring.",
author = "C Schreiner and P Catherwood and JMCC Anderson and JAD McLaughlin",
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year = "2010",
month = sep,
day = "29",
language = "English",
booktitle = "Unknown Host Publication",
publisher = "IEEE",
address = "United States",
}