They were invented i smart patches, non-invasive wireless devices. They are also useful for monitoring therapy and helping doctors understand which treatment is best. The smart patch sensor has been tested on the skin of mice with tumors. The sensor (FAST) is able to: to measure the variations of the size of the cancer after an assigned therapy. The change was detected as early as 5 hours after the start of therapy.
The sensor FAST can measure a variation of even tens of micrometers. Then the measurements made with FAST are verified by histological examination and bioluminescence. FAST is applied with a flexible and retractable sensor that is attached to the skin to measure the underlying tumor. Here’s that one wireless device on battery it sends data in real time to a smartphone application. It is a leather-like material, but in addition there are golden circuits. It is applied like a plaster and measures the tension of the membrane in its narrowing or widening. Then send the information you have found.
FAST, compared to other previously used methods, provides a continuous monitoring 24/24, 7/7. Other good techniques such as computed tomography do not offer the same resolution and such longevity. Such techniques are more toxic and expensive. FAST sensors, on the other hand, give a lot of freedom, are practical and reusable, non-invasive.
Source: Lega Nerd
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