A Miniature Fiberoptic pH Sensor Potentially Suitable for Glucose Measurements
Abstract
A fiberoptic sensor that we have developed for measuring physiologic pH is a potentially useful model for similar probes for other important applications such as monitoring glucose in the body. A fiberoptic probe has important advantages over an electrode in safety, reliability, applicability, and cost. The pH probe is described, with suggested approaches for making a device for glucose measurement.
- Copyright © 1982 by the American Diabetes Association
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May 1982, 5(3)
A Miniature Fiberoptic pH Sensor Potentially Suitable for Glucose Measurements
