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Figure 1.

Artificial Circulatory Setup.

Artificial circulatory setup with two independent circuits filled with human packed red blood cells (haematocrit of 30%). A switching valve between the circuits enabled a step-change between highly oxygenated (circuit 1: purged with pure oxygen) and oxygen free blood (circuit 2: purged with nitrogen). Black arrows represent direction of blood flow. Adapting the settings of the rollerpumps and the heating-cooling device (heat exchanger) allowed blood-flow and temperature to be controlled. Via the O2/N2 blenders, oxygen content could be adapted at fixed sweep gas flow over the oxygenators. Measurement chamber contained 1.) ports for insertion of MFPF probes (Foxy-AL 300); 2.) a temperature probe and 3.) a sampling port for Clark-typed based (CTE) PO2 analysis (ABL 700).

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Figure 2.

Multi Frequency Phase Fluorimetry PO2 vs. Clark-type Electrode PO2 (porcine blood in vitro, normobaric range).

Panel A: Linear regression plot, the solid line displays the line of best fit, the dashed line shows the line of identity; Panel B: Bland-Altman plot showing the differences (CTE-MFPF) versus the means for absolute PO2 values. The dashed line represents the bias, the solid lines the 1.96 standard deviation interval.

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Figure 3.

Multi Frequency Phase Fluorimetry PO2 vs. Clark-type Electrode PO2 (human blood ex vivo, normobaric range).

Panel A: Linear regression plot, the solid line displays the line of best fit, the dashed line shows the line of identity; Panel B: Bland-Altman plot showing the differences (CTE-MFPF) versus the means for absolute PO2 values. The dashed line represents the bias, the solid lines the 1.96 standard deviation interval.

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Figure 4.

Multi Frequency Phase Fluorimetry PO2 vs. Clark-type Electrode PO2 (human blood ex vivo, hypoxic and normoxic range).

Panel A: Linear regression plot, the solid line displays the line of best fit, the dashed line shows the line of identity; Panel B: Bland-Altman plot showing the differences (CTE-MFPF) versus the means for absolute PO2 values. The dashed line represents the bias, the solid lines the 1.96 standard deviation interval.

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Table 1.

Influence of temperature and blood flow on MFPF PO2 measurements.

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Table 2.

Influence of temperature and blood flow on MFPF PO2 measurements: Linear regression model.

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Figure 5.

Multi Frequency Phase Fluorimetry/FOXY-AL300 Probe Response Time.

Example of an MFPF step-down manoeuvre in artificial circulatory setup (human blood-phase). The graph displays the absolute MFPF PO2 values over the time course. The arrow marks the time when the switching valve was changed between the oxygenated (750 mmHg) and non-oxygenated blood (0 mmHg) circuit.

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