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Mid-infrared Noninvasive in vivo Glucose Detection in Healthy Human Subjects

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Abstract

A novel hollow-core fiber based mid-infrared noninvasive in vivo sensor, capable of clinically accurate predictions of glucose concentrations ranging from 80 - 160 mg/dL in healthy humans, is presented.

© 2014 Optical Society of America

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