• Masui · Jun 1996

    [A new colorimetric CO2 indicator Colibri].

    • T Nishiyama and K Hanaoka.
    • Department of Anesthesiology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Tokyo.
    • Masui. 1996 Jun 1; 45 (6): 763-5.

    AbstractA new colorimetric carbon dioxide (CO2) indicator Colibri is a disposable, compact and light weighted device. Colibri does not need to be calibrated and is easily usable in an emergency. It indicates blue with CO2 below 4 mmHg and becomes yellow with CO2 above 40 mmHg. In comparison with EASY CAP, Colibri functions for a longer period and it has a humidifier and a bacterial filter. Colibri is useful for emergency situations and anesthetic care.

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