Measuring glucose content in the aqueous humor

Aguareles, Maria and Fozard, John and Gravesen, Jens and Hinch, Rob and Hjorth, Poul and Kaouri, Katerina and Parker, David and Willatzen, Morten (2004) Measuring glucose content in the aqueous humor. European Study Group with Industry > 49th ESGI [Oxford 29/3/2004 - 4/4/2004].

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Abstract/Summary

Many diabetics must measure their blood glucose levels regularly to maintain good health. In principle, one way of measuring the glucose concentration in the human body would be by measuring optically the glucose content of the aqueous humor in the eye. Lein Applied Diagnostics wish to assess whether this is feasible by a linear confocal scan with an LED source, or by supplementing such a system with other measurements.

EPrint Type:	Study Group Report
Study Group:	European Study Group with Industry > 49th ESGI [Oxford 29/3/2004 - 4/4/2004]
Company Name:	Lein Applied Diagnostics
Industrial Sector:	Medical and pharmaceutical
Additional Contributors:	Arsentieva, Ksenya and Chapman, Jon and Dellar, Paul and Drew, Chris and Gelder, David and Kozyreff, Gregory and Morones, Rafael and Ockendon, John and Salazar, Domingo
ID Code:	31
Deposited By:	Gordon White
Deposited On:	26 May 2005

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