Electrochemical sensor for in-vivo or ex-vivio measurements of the carbon dioxide partial pressure of living tissue
CA 2573710 C · Owner: Sensocure As · Inventors: Mirtaheri, Peyman; Omtveit, Tore
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A physiological sensing device for the measurement of pCO2 includes a closed chamber bounded, at least partially, by a carbon dioxide permeate e membrane (12). There are two electrodes (10) within the chamber. The chamber contains a substantially electrolyte-free liquid in contact with electrodes (10) and the membrane (12). The liquid contains a non-ionic excipient in order to prevent egress of water due to an osmotic gradient across the membrane (12) in use.
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- Filed July 18, 2005 and granted November 26, 2013. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended July 18, 2025.
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