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12 March 2024 Noninvasive glucose sensing with detecting the optical rotation of glucose in the aqueous humor
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Abstract
We have developed a new method to detect the optical rotation of glucose in the aqueous humor with high accuracy, separating the influence of the cornea with a phase difference thousands of times larger than that of glucose. Using this method and a simple experimental system simulating the eye (cornea and aqueous humor), we confirmed the detection of optical rotation of glucose at a normal glucose concentration equivalent (approximately 100 (mg/dl)) to aqueous glucose solution. We believe that this result will significantly advance the development of painless noninvasive glucose sensors.
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Yujiro Yanai, Fumitake Mitobe, Yukito Saitoh, Michio Nagai, and Yoji Ito "Noninvasive glucose sensing with detecting the optical rotation of glucose in the aqueous humor", Proc. SPIE 12845, Polarized Light and Optical Angular Momentum for Biomedical Diagnostics 2024, 1284506 (12 March 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3002015
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KEYWORDS
Glucose

Cornea

Reflection

Eye

Polarization

Mueller matrices

Optical testing

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