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Pulse Oximetry Waveform Represents an Earlier Ventricular Contraction in Relation to the Intraarterial Blood Pressure Tracing and Electrocardiogram on Multichannel Monitors: A Case Series.

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Multichannel patient monitors apparently display the electrocardiogram, intra-arterial blood pressure, and pulse oximetry waveforms in synchrony during sinus cardiac rhythm. We recorded 20 events of a premature cardiac contraction on… Click to show full abstract

Multichannel patient monitors apparently display the electrocardiogram, intra-arterial blood pressure, and pulse oximetry waveforms in synchrony during sinus cardiac rhythm. We recorded 20 events of a premature cardiac contraction on multichannel monitors from 10 patients. Interestingly, during premature cardiac contraction, the low-amplitude arterial trace was aligned with the premature electrocardiogram, but the low-amplitude pulse oximetry plethysmograph was aligned with the next normal electrocardiogram and arterial tracing. In conclusion, the pulse oximetry plethysmograph tracing is offset by 1 ventricular depolarization on the electrocardiogram (QRS) and the arterial tracing on multichannel monitors.

Keywords: blood pressure; multichannel; contraction; multichannel monitors; pulse oximetry

Journal Title: A&A practice
Year Published: 2021

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