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% \item[--] faire un code couleur de surlignage, type \hl{jaune} pour "à modifier" et \hl[lightgreen]{vert} pour "corrigé"
% \item[--] regarder draxler1995 pour perméabilité PS vs PAN
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\subsubsection{Clinical Significance}\label{subsect:airway_capno_cc}

Airway capnometry---from Greek \textit{capnos} ($\kappa\alpha\pi\nu o \varsigma$), smoke, vapour---is the measurement of the amount of \gls{co2} in exhaled air. Please note that there is a semantic distinction between capno-\emph{metry}---which consists in the measurement of \gls{petco2}, the end-tidal \gls{pco2}---and capno\emph{graphy}---which usually refers to the plot of a capnogram: \gls{pco2} in the exhaled air as a function of time, or volume. The distinction between capnometry and capnography is made clear in Figure \ref{fig:capnometry_principle}.\todo{refaire les (I), (II) (III) en \Circled{1}, \Circled{2}, \Circled{3}, sous TikZ? (pour cohérence taille de police)}
Airway capnometry---from Greek \textit{capnos} ($\kappa\alpha\pi\nu o \varsigma$), smoke, vapour---is the measurement of the amount of \gls{co2} in exhaled air. Please note that there is a semantic distinction between capno-\emph{metry}---which consists in the measurement of \gls{petco2}, the end-tidal \gls{pco2}---and capno\emph{graphy}---which usually refers to the plot of a capnogram: \gls{pco2} in the exhaled air as a function of time, or volume. The distinction between capnometry and capnography is made clear in Figure \ref{fig:capnometry_principle}.%\todo{refaire les (I), (II) (III) en \Circled{1}, \Circled{2}, \Circled{3}, sous TikZ? (pour cohérence taille de police)}

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As a final note, I have no intention of stopping there, if only to publish the above-mentioned infrared absorption spectra of various haemoglobin species. After six years of having dedicated myself to this doctoral work, I am indeed more than ever motivated to bring dye-based thin film transcutaneous \gls{co2} sensing from the lab to the field. If you are interested in following my future works, feel free to follow me on \href{http://web.archive.org/web/20241009063754/https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Emmanuel-Dervieux-2}{ResearchGate} or \href{https://web.archive.org/web/20241009063905/https://scholar.google.fr/citations?user=DCR_h9YAAAAJ&hl=fr}{Google Scholar}. You may also \href{mailto:[email protected]}{contact me} directly for further discussions.
As a final note, I have no intention of stopping there, if only to publish the above-mentioned infrared absorption spectra of various haemoglobin species. After years of dedication to this doctoral work, I am indeed more than ever motivated to bring dye-based thin film transcutaneous \gls{co2} sensing from the lab to the field. If you are interested in following my future works, feel free to follow me on \href{http://web.archive.org/web/20241009063754/https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Emmanuel-Dervieux-2}{ResearchGate} or \href{https://web.archive.org/web/20241009063905/https://scholar.google.fr/citations?user=DCR_h9YAAAAJ&hl=fr}{Google Scholar}. You are also more than welcome to \href{mailto:[email protected]}{contact me} directly for further discussions.
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Graphical symbols were used for the following figures:

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\item[--] Figure~\ref{fig:co2hb:ppg_principle}: photodiode by Marz Gallery$^\dagger$, \gls{led} by shashank singh$^\dagger$ (also used in Figure~\ref{fig:thin_film:opto_elec:synoptic} and Appendix~\ref{app:optical_anal}).
\item[--] Figure~\ref{fig:co2hb:ppg_principle}: photodiode by Marz Gallery$^\dagger$, \gls{led} by shashank singh$^\dagger$ (also used in Figure~\ref{fig:thin_film:opto_elec:synoptic} and Appendix~\ref{app:optical_design}).
\item[--] Figure~\ref{fig:co2hb:co2hb_mes_chain}: sound symbol by kenzi mebius$^\dagger$, beaker by Icon Island$^\dagger$, gas cylinder by Eucalyp$^\dagger$, syringe and flask by Turkubb$^\dagger$.
\item[--] Figure~\ref{fig:tcco2:diffusion_model}: venous system by Mariana Ruiz Villarreal$\ddagger$.
\item[--] Figure~\ref{fig:tcco2:global_schematic}: computer by Whyakup$^\dagger$, power supply by Rflor$^\dagger$, \gls{usb} logo by Mobius$\ddagger$ (computer and \gls{usb} logo also used in Figure~\ref{fig:thin_film:opto_elec:synoptic}).
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\caption[Histogram of used references.]{Histogram of used references.}
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\caption[Histogram of used references.]{Histogram of used references, coveirng over a century of relentless scientific efforts.}
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