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Since the introduction of the technique of cutaneous pO measurement by directly heated oxygen sensors in 1972 [l, 2] , the clinical applications of this new method have been extensively investigated and described in numerous papers. Although the method has proven to be of considerable interest for neonatal monitoring , the limitations of this method have not been fully explored until now. In this paper, some methodological criteria for the assessment of the reliability of cutaneotis pO monitoring are discussed.

CONTINUOUS OXYGEN MONITORING OF NEWBORNS BY SKIN SENSORS, METHODOLOGICAL ASPECTS