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Wearable devices for remote monitoring of transcutaneous tissue oxygenation

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Abstract

We have developed wireless wearable devices to monitor tissue oxygenation transcutaneously by detecting the phosphorescence lifetime and intensity of an oxygen sensing film, paired with machine learning. The devices have been tested in vivo.

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