Meanings of transcutaneous oxygen in English

The effects of nasal and oral breathing on transcutaneous oxygen tension (tcPO2) were studied in healthy subjects.

In the patients with major amputation, transcutaneous oxygen tension before PB-MNC and transplanted CD34-positive cells were lower than those of patients without major amputation.

Of these patients, 97 presented no contraindication to treadmill testing and were investigated with exercise transcutaneous oxygen pressure (tcpO2).

Spontaneous fenestration closure was documented in 8 patients at cardiac catheterization and 9 patients by echocardiography with consistent improvement in resting transcutaneous oxygen saturation.