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Can your blood oxygen level from your finger differ from your lower extremities?

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Yes: Depends on state of circulation to both.

Answered 7/5/2012

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Yes: Absolutely. Depending on the degree of vascular disease in your arms and legs, this can definitely vary. However it is less common to have vascular disease in your arms than in your feet. This is why oxygen levels in the fingers are most often more accurate than in the toes in people with vascular disease.

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Yes: Yes it depends unclear how this was determined and why.

Answered 10/19/2012

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