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Walker IA et al. – Pulse oximetry is mandatory during anaesthesia in many countries, a standard endorsed by the World Health Organization `Safe Surgery Saves Lives' initiative. Anaesthesia providers believed pulse oximeters were essential for patient safety and defined characteristics of the ideal oximeter for their setting. Robust systems for supply and maintenance of low–cost oximeters are required for sustained uptake of pulse oximetry in low– and middle–income countries.

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