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Melanin- and linewidth-corrected pulse-oximetry
Current pulse oximeters tend to overestimate arterial saturation in darkly pigmented patients, increasing occult hypoxemia rates. One proposed mechanism is spectral coloring: melanin contributes to reshaping the detected spectrum of a broad-linewidth source, making the wavelength-dependent parameter
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