[Errors of impulse photometers].

Iu M Kutev

PubMed · 6503670

[Errors of impulse photometers].

Abstract

Errors of pulse photometers intended for clinical biochemical studies have been analyzed. The recommendations are given how to minimize the errors and to improve metrologic parameters of pulse photometers.

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