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Biotech / Medical : NTEG- Bloodless Glucose Monitor -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: steve h who wrote (158)	6/22/1998 5:27:00 PM
From: BitWizrd	Respond to of 176

Whoever can get to market first with a non or nearly non-invasive system that is as accurate as todays technology will have a huge opportunity with parents of diabetic children But today's technology is not very accurate. How about a subcutaneous glucose sensor that can be injected into place with an ordinary syringe, which is powered and read by a PalmPilot or watch-sized device - that can resolve hundreds of parts per billion within a second? Sensors for Medicine and Science, Inc. says they've developed (or are developing) a prototype device that does just that. When they come to market, I think any company producing any kind of device that relies on infrared reflectance (near or far) will be hard pressed to keep up their market share.