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Solak et al., 2023 - Google Patents

Respiration monitoring using a paper-based wearable humidity sensor, a step forward to clinical tests

Solak et al., 2023

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8289746936860623672
Author
Solak �
Gençer �
Yıldırım B
Öznur E
Hah D
Icoz K
Publication year
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Sensors and Actuators A: Physical

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Monitoring respiratory variables can provide valuable information for clinical applications and sport activities. Paper-based wearable respiration monitoring systems have great advantages and potential, they are low-cost, easily disposable, non-invasive and can …
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