Under-The-Skin Tissue Oxygenation Monitor To Hit EU Market By H2
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Patients suffering from peripheral artery disease and have less than optimal blood circulation could soon be implanted with a tiny biosensor under their skin to monitor in real-time oxygen levels in their tissue during wound healing after surgery.
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