ST02 monitoring alerts care providers to changes in trauma patients' conditions

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Channel: Mayo Clinic · 2012 · Science & Technology

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Anita Stoltenberg, respiratory care supervisor in the emergency department and trauma intensive care unit at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. , discusses use of ST02 monitors to assess and give early warning of changes to the condition of patients in shock.

ST02 is a value that shows tissue oxygenation to help providers assess a patient's condition. The monitor may help to limit the number, severity and complications and decrease the length of stay.

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