Submitted:
26 April 2017
Posted:
26 April 2017
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Abstract
We attempted to apply the optoelectronic sensor entitled 'OPT101' in intensive care unit clinics, based on its optoelectronic response characteristics in near-infrared wavelength range and near-infrared spectroscopy principle. The successful novel applications in our lab include early-diagnosis and therapeutic effect tracking of thrombus, noninvasive monitoring of patients' shock severity, and fatigue evaluation. This study also expects further improvements of the detector in noninvasive clinical applications.
Keywords:
optoelectronic sensor
; near-infrared spectroscopy
; thrombus diagnosis
; shock monitoring
; fatigue evaluation
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