The Importance of Oxygenation in Tissue; an in vivo Approach in Animal Models
The survival of tissues and organs relies on an adequate supply of oxygen. Tissue oxygen tension (ptiO2) provides a direct measurement of the balance between oxygen supply (by the blood) and metabolic oxygen consumption (by the tissue), i.e. a readout of oxygen availability at the cellular level.
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