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Transcutaneous Oxygen Tension Measurement II. The Influence of Halothane and Hypotension

The influence of halothane‐oxygen mixtures on three different transcutaneous oxygen electrodes was investigated. The influence of hypotension caused by halothane and halothane‐nitroprusside on transcutaneous oxygen tension measurement (tcPo2) in halothane‐anaesthetized patients was examined as well. The electrodes differed with respect to polarization voltages (630 mV or 500 mV) and electrolyte composition (silver chloride or silver bromide).