Our role in the history of blood gas testing
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1952 As the polio epidemic sweeps across Europe, many patients, including children, are at risk of respiratory failure. Laboratory head and professor Poul Astrup and anesthesiologist Bjørn Ibsen discover how to improve the diagnosis and treatment of patients by measuring the pH value in blood using Radiometer’s pH meters. [2, 3] |
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1954 The groundbreaking discovery forms the basis for Radiometer’s entry into medical technology with Radiometer developing the world’s first commercially available blood gas analyzer [1]. |
Today Radiometer continues to advance acute care diagnostic solutions with dedication, clinical evidence, attention to detail and heartfelt passion.
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