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The role of a polymer-based e-nose in the detection of head and neck cancer from exhaled breath

Anzivino et al., 2022

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Anzivino R
Sciancalepore P
Dragonieri S
Quaranta V
Petrone P
Petrone D
Quaranta N
Carpagnano G
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Sensors

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The aim of our study was to assess whether a polymer-based e-nose can distinguish head and neck cancer subjects from healthy controls, as well as from patients with allergic rhinitis. A total number of 45 subjects participated in this study. The first group was composed of 15 …
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