Revista UIS Ingenierías

Vol. 11 Núm. 1 (2012): Revista UIS Ingenierías
Artículos

Medición no invasiva del nivel de glucosa en la sangre usando espectroscopia con infrarrojo cercano. Estado del arte

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  • Arbey Alexis Páez-Roa,
  • Rodolfo Villamizar-Mejía
Arbey Alexis Páez-Roa
Universidad Industrial de Santander
Biografía
Rodolfo Villamizar-Mejía
Universidad Industrial de Santander
Biografía

Publicado 2012-06-15

Palabras clave

  • Revisión,
  • medición no invasiva,
  • glucosa,
  • espectroscopia,
  • infrarrojo cercano

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Páez-Roa, A. A., & Villamizar-Mejía, R. (2012). Medición no invasiva del nivel de glucosa en la sangre usando espectroscopia con infrarrojo cercano. Estado del arte. Revista UIS Ingenierías, 11(1), 21–33. Recuperado a partir de https://revistas.uis.edu.co/index.php/revistauisingenierias/article/view/21-33
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Resumen

Este artículo presenta una revisión del estado del arte de métodos de medición no invasiva de glucosa en el cuerpo mediante diversos tipos de espectroscopia por radiación infrarroja cercana.  Primero se presentan algunos conceptos fundamentales relacionados con glucosa y espectroscopia, luego se realiza un resumen de los métodos propuestos y las técnicas, reportados en la literatura, empleadas para: i) la aplicación de la espectroscopia, ii) la simulación de muestras y iii) el análisis de resultados.  Finalmente, se relacionan algunas de las propuestas aplicadas in vivo, agrupadas de acuerdo con la región del cuerpo empleada para la toma de las muestras espectrales.

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