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Wireless wearable device for detection of transcutaneous tissue oxygenation based on phase phosphorimetry

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Abstract

We have developed a wearable device to monitor tissue oxygenation transcutaneously through the detection of the phosphorescence lifetime of an oxygen sensing film. The device is wireless, weighs 30g and has been tested in vivo.

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