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A Question from Japan [ 4 ] Where Do You Run Your PO2’s ?

Circuit Surfers, Clinical Issues

Facebook Thread Authored By: Hiroyuki Kuromitsu (Hiro)

Editor’s Note:

Once again, just checking early morning news and chatter on Facebook, and another interesting discussion rears it’s head. This discussion can be found on the FB group Gruppo dei Perfusionisti!!! founded by Giuseppe Salerno an Italian perfusionist that I have worked with on several projects and consider a colleague AND a friend.

I highly recommend this site:

As a perfusionist, this site is a rewarding and refreshing collection of intrepid souls- exploring both perfusion and other aspects of the good life…

La Dolce Vita … 🙂

Where Do You Run Your PO2’s ?

In my opinion ? The only SURE answer is not < 100.

Please read this excellent series presented by Mr. Gary Grist, RN, LCP, CCP, on Oxygen Pressure Field Therapy.

And… The Discussion…

Any Suggestions or Opinions ?

Frank Aprile

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