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considerable motion artifact, the oximeter responded
accurately and displayed a normal range of saturation values,
usually in the range of 95% to 100%." 72
Helen Morrison also confirmed Dr. Morrison's testimony
that he obtained the same results when he used a single
hypodermic needle to insert the end of only the emitting fiber
or the detecting fiber end under his skin and positioned the
end of the other fiber on the skin. She also explained that73
he used the apparatus to test tissue in other parts of his
body, including
his leg, earlobes, hands, and fingers and obtained
satisfactory oximetry readings. 74
Buschmann argues that the February 1988 tests fails to
qualify as an actual reduction to practice of the subject
H. Morrison, MR 148, ¶ 13.72
J. Morrison, MR 87, ¶ 31; H. Morrison, MR 149, ¶ 14.73
H. Morrison, MR 149, ¶ 14. Dr. Morrison further74
testified that he also successfully performed the test after
bonding the optical fibers to a fetal finger probe to
determine if the invasive fetal probe concept would work on a
smaller size emitter and detector that forms the fetal finger
probe (MR 86, ¶ 26). However, this testimony lacks
corroboration and thus is entitled to no weight.
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