| | The Non-Invasive Measure of D-Glucose in the Ocular Aqueous Humor using Stimulated Raman Spectroscopy |
 | | The ocular aqueous humor is a spectroscopically simpler medium, since there are fewer molecular species present which might interfere with the measurement of glucose concentration, and the cornea is essentially transparent to both near-infrared and visible wavelengths. |
 | | Direct chemical analysis has shown that the glucose concentration in the ocular aqueous humor is proportional to the blood glucose concentration and tracks variations in blood glucose concentration quite promptly [4], so that blood glucose concentration can be inferred from the measurement of the glucose concentration in the aqueous humor. |
 | | [5,6] proposed two different approaches for the measurement of glucose in the ocular aqueous humor involving measurement of effects of glucose on refractive index and measurement of the polarization effects, or optical activity, of the glucose present in the aqueous humor. |
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