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. 2023 Jun 2;37(6):1441–1449. doi: 10.1007/s10877-023-01031-3

Table 4.

Acare AH-M1 SpO2 bias and ARMS statistics for differences from SpO2 at Hct = 40%

O2Hb range HCT = 30 HCT = 20 HCT = 10
Bias (%) ARMS (%) Bias (%) ARMS (%) Bias (%) ARMS (%)
60–69.9 − 0.82 0.83 − 1.96 1.97 − 5.97 5.98
70–79.9 − 0.97 0.97 − 1.24 1.26 − 4.56 4.59
80–89.9 − 0.59 0.62 − 0.29 0.42 − 2.25 2.39
90–100 0.31 0.46 0.88 0.96 0.97 1.45
70–100 − 0.41 0.71 − 0.21 0.95 − 1.93 3.10

For each device, the curve fit at hematocrit 40% was used as a “reference” performance level and was subtracted from the curve fits at hematocrits of 30%, 20%, and 10%. The bias (%) and ARMS (%) were calculated over the 70–100% O2Hb range and at each 10% O2Hb range down to 60%. ARMS is used to characterize pulse oximeter accuracy and ARMS greater than 3% used as a threshold for inaccuracy