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Commentary: Noninvasive Glucose Monitoring with Optical Heterodyne Technique

Chou et al., 2000

Document ID
11146010788079824102
Author
Chou C
Lin P
Publication year
Publication venue
Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics

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A novel optical polarimeter to sense the glucose level in vivo and noninvasively has been developed in the Institute of Radiological Science, National Yang Ming University. A 30- minute delay between the aqueous glucose and the blood glucose was observed in rabbit's …
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