Clinical Chemistry
Smartphone Attachment Rapidly Determines Urine Albumin Level and Transmits the Result
The potential value of smartphone applications in the field of IVD has been emphasized by the development of a smartphone attachment that rapidly determines the level of albumin in a patient's urine and transmits the results to a database or healthcare center. More...04 Sep 2013
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