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Development of a smartphone-based optical device to measure hemoglobin concentration changes for remote monitoring of wounds

Kaile et al., 2021

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12697721572393781929
Author
Kaile K
Fernandez C
Godavarty A
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Biosensors

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Telemedicine (TM) can revolutionize the impact of diabetic wound care management, along with tools for remote patient monitoring (RPM). There are no low-cost mobile RPM devices for TM technology to provide comprehensive (visual and physiological) clinical …
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