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Implementing novel monitoring methods like the Oxygen Reserve Index in pediatric anesthesia poses technical and physiological challenges, particularly when adapting tools validated for adults.
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This editorial highlights the technical and physiological challenges of implementing novel oxygenation monitoring methods, such as the Oxygen Reserve Index, in pediatric anesthesia.
In this editorial, we use the Oxygen Reserve Index (ORI) as an example to discuss the challenges of implementing novel monitoring methods in pediatric anesthesia from both a technical and physiological angle. Challenges with implementing methods originally intended and validated for use in adults are also examined.
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Karlsson et al. (2025) studied this question. Implementing novel monitoring methods like the Oxygen Reserve Index in pediatric anesthesia poses technical and physiological challenges, particularly when adapting tools validated for adults.
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