NASA NTRS · 20110023713
Optoelectronic Apparatus Measures Glucose Noninvasively
Abstract
An optoelectronic apparatus has been invented as a noninvasive means of measuring the concentration of glucose in the human body. The apparatus performs polarimetric and interferometric measurements of the human eye to acquire data from which the concentration of glucose in the aqueous humor can be computed. Because of the importance of the concentration of glucose in human health, there could be a large potential market for instruments based on this apparatus.
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Ansari, Rafat R., Rovati, Luigi L.. 2003-03-01. Optoelectronic Apparatus Measures Glucose Noninvasively. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20110023713
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