On Wed, 22 May 1996, Jesse Patton wrote:
This is a nice idea (below) but:
1) I'm not certain how this is non-invasive.
2) Currently such blood gas analysis is carried out in
most places by looking at Arterial levels, how is what
you propose different?
3) I feel pretty convinced a separate newsgroup to explore
biomedical engineering applications to diagnosis would
be counter-productive.
Bert Gold
San Francisco
> I would be interested in getting some dialouge going regarding
> Transcutaneous Polarogrphic Oxygen and CO2 Sensors. Several years back I
> worked to develop a silicon-based Clark type sensor that utilized
> structurally firm (cross-linked) hydrophilic membranes as electrolye media
> for these sensors. These "flat-beaker" membranes fit nicely with planar
> designs and processes for silicon chip sensors. Any interest?
